Anyone should be able to escalate issues for remediation without fear of retaliation.

how should an application inform users about how their data will be used, and get their consent?

Corporations must make their own principles clear.

And the data held on traffic from ride-sharing and GPS/mapping companies could transform approaches for traffic safety and congestion. But opening up that data to researchers requires careful planning.

nonnegotiable.

People of Asian ancestry reported that the system kept asking them to open their eyes, even though their eyes were open.

It’s easy to argue that Strava shouldn’t have produced this product, or that AOL shouldn’t have released their search data, but that ignores the data’s potential for good. In both cases, well-intentioned data scientists were looking to help others. The problem is that they didn’t think through the consequences and the potential risks.

Data is frequently collected, used, and sold without consent.

An ethical challenge should be part of the hiring process.