Constitutional Protection for Private Property in Personal Information. WHERE. HOW. WHAT.

New Hampshire voters approved a state constititional amendment to protect from government intrusion personal and private information.

The constitutional language: An individual’s right to live free from governmental intrusion in private or personal information is natural, essential, and inherent.

The passage rate: 80% of votgers supported it

Reason | N.H. Constitution Now Protects “Right to Live Free from Governmental Intrusion in Private or Personal Information” 

Private Property Rights. Meets Data Security in Billboards. 3 Bits Informed Intel.

What do private property rights, data security & billboards have in common? A lot when billboards are partnering with telecom to track people’s travel patterns and behaviors through their mobile phones.

Tracking travel patterns and location creates data.  Data creation leads to data storage which leads to a trove of data for hackers.

The Center for Digital Democracy says ““It is incredibly creepy, and it’s the most recent intrusion into our privacy.”

NYTimes | See That…