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change wording around self-governing #291

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Data systems that are based on asking [=people=] for their [=consent=] tend to increase
[=privacy labour=].

More generally, implementations of [=privacy=] are often dominated by self-governing approaches that
offload [=labour=] to [=people=]. This is notably true of the regimes descended from the
More generally, implementations of [=privacy=] are often dominated by approaches that
offload [=labour=] to [=people=] (self-governing). This is notably true of the regimes descended from the
<dfn data-lt="FIPs">Fair Information Practices</dfn> ([=FIPs=]), a loose set of principles initially
elaborated in the 1970s in support of individual [=autonomy=] in the face of growing concerns with databases. The
[=FIPs=] generally assume that there is sufficiently little [=data processing=] taking place that any
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