In an era where your every digital move is tracked, analyzed, and monetized, the right to control your personal data has become one of the most urgent civil liberties of our time. Yet, under today’s system, you have almost none. Tech corporations, government agencies, and shadowy data brokers have built an empire off your identity—without your consent and without consequence.
Our movement puts an end to this abuse. We stand for Personal Data Sovereignty: the principle that your data belongs to you, not to tech giants, bureaucrats, or foreign actors. We are the only political force with the courage and clarity to treat digital privacy as a property right, a human right, and a moral right—non-negotiable and absolute.
Our Platform – 7 Pillars of True Data Freedom:
1. Ban the Sale of Personal Data Without Consent
No more surveillance capitalism. Your location, search history, DNA, health data, and online behavior should never be sold behind your back. We will outlaw the sale, trade, or brokerage of personal data without explicit, informed, opt-in consent—and shut down the data broker industry as it exists today.
2. Strict Limits on Data Collection & Retention
Data should only be collected for a clear, necessary purpose—and only kept as long as needed. Companies will need time-limited consent (e.g., 7 days unless renewed), and anything not needed must be deleted or anonymized. You’ll no longer be tricked into “consenting” to years of silent tracking.
3. Crackdown on AI Surveillance & Profiling
We ban mass facial recognition, behavioral scoring, and secret AI systems that judge people without their knowledge. Any AI that tracks, monitors, or evaluates people must have opt-in consent or a clear, legal public interest—with transparency and auditability. Orwell’s nightmare ends here.
4. Maximum Protection for Biometric & Health Data
Your face, fingerprint, DNA, and health records are sacred. These will be legally elevated to the highest tier of data protection. No company will be allowed to collect, sell, or use this data without explicit consent—and never for profit. Violators will face serious penalties.
5. Real Enforcement: Fines, Jail, and Individual Lawsuits
We give this platform teeth. Companies that break the law will face massive fines based on revenue, executives can face criminal charges, and individuals will be empowered to sue violators directly. Whistleblowers will be protected. Privacy rights without enforcement are just decoration—we fix that.
6. A National Data Protection Agency (DPA)
A new federal agency will be created to enforce these laws. Independent, well-funded, and with full regulatory power, this DPA will investigate violations, audit companies, publish best practices, and ensure compliance across every sector of the economy. Think EPA for your digital rights.
7. Global Standards & International Cooperation
We’ll align U.S. privacy law with the best international frameworks like the EU’s GDPR, ensuring American data is protected everywhere. We’ll build data treaties with trusted allies, refuse trade deals that erode privacy, and lead globally in setting digital rights standards.
Why It Matters
This platform isn’t just about data—it’s about power. In today’s world, the one who controls the data controls the individual. By restoring ownership of personal data to the people, we restore dignity, autonomy, and freedom in the digital age.
No longer will companies profit from your private life. No longer will apps track your every move and decision without consent. No longer will AI be allowed to quietly profile you, judge you, or deny you opportunities behind a wall of secrecy.
With our policy, the people take back control. This is more than privacy reform. This is a revolution in digital rights, and it starts now.
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