Professor Danielle Citron and I have thoroughly revised our article, Privacy Harms, forthcoming 102 B.U. Law Review __ (2022). You can download the latest draft for free on SSRN.
Some of the things we updated:
- We reordered the piece to discuss earlier on our theory of when harm should be required.
- We added a discussion of why recognizing privacy harm is important.
- We rethought the typology to add top-level categories and subcategories. We had received feedback from a number of people that the typology was unwieldy because we had too many categories and many seemed to overlap. Our new structure now has 7 top-level categories.
- We added short descriptions of each type of harm at the beginning of each section.
- We added commentary about the recent Supreme Court case on standing, TransUnion v. Ramirez.
- We added a diagram of the harms, which is above.
There are other changes, too, but the ones above are the most relevant ones. We’re still editing the piece, so we welcome additional feedback. The piece will be published in 2022.
You can read the latest draft here.
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