英文摘要 |
The structure of rights and interests relating to personal information, including the internal structure and the external dominance of the relevant rights and interests of other entities, is determined by the principle of rule-based protection of personal information. The internal structure of rights and interests relating to personal information consists of “fundamental rights and interests” and the right to protect “fundamental rights and interests”. The “fundamental rights and interests” of rights and interests relating to personal information mainly include the interests of personal dignity, personal and property security, and freedom and privacy of correspondence, but they do not include property interests; the rights to protect “fundamental rights and interests” mainly include the right to agree (or refuse) and the right to know, consult, duplicate, transfer, correct, supplement, delete, request interpretations, etc. Rights and interests relating to personal information also have external control over the personal information data obtained by processors and state agencies. Processors enjoy property interests in the personal information data obtained from legal processing, but they are subject to a certain degree of personal control, unless they have been anonymized. The personal information data obtained by state agencies is also the subject of rights and interests relating to personal information, but state agencies do not have property interests in personal information data, and should actively open the data resources under their control to the society in accordance with laws and regulations, and release government data dividends. |