We must also demand transparency about the algorithms companies use that far too often discriminate against Americans and sow division. The President has called for imposing much stronger transparency requirements on Big Tech platforms. (Hello data minimization and sensitive information) There should be clear and strict limits on the ability to collect, use, transfer, and maintain our personal data, especially for sensitive data such as geolocation and health information, and the burden must fall on companies – not consumers – to minimize how much information they collect. Strengthen data privacy and platform transparency: The President is calling for bipartisan support to ban targeted advertising online for children and young people and enact strong protections for their privacy, health and safety online. (Hello: California Age Appropriate Design Code and KOSA Bill) Platforms and other interactive digital service providers should be required to prioritize the privacy and wellbeing of young people above profit and revenue in their product design, including safety by design standards and practices for online platforms, products, and services. BREAKING: The State of the Union's Privacy: What you should know about the data privacy issues in tonight's #SOTU based on the Fact Sheet released by The White House.
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