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>>grabeh+(OP)
This is just an author wishlist and not the reality. I especially find the "clearing house" fantasy amusing. How he thinks this house of bureaucrats will be able to judge that John Does complaint has any merit?

>>merino+V
Plus it gives easy access to the government to peek at your data without any significant clause. Your data are theirs too now.

>>rnnr+J5
That's not how it works. They don't send a guy to look at your databases.

>>icebra+N7
So how do they know if the response with the data a user requests, are all we've got about them, and if indeed where stored the proper way?

>>rnnr+a9
Generally they don't, until something happens that reveals the contrary. Like the Cambridge Analytica fiasco.