: Andreas Seidl
: Handover of Power - Digital Volume 5/21 European Version
: Books on Demand
: 9783756893218
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Digital rethought Do you also sometimes worry that your personal data could be misused? And do you also wish for a safe digital environment when it comes to legal matters? What political form can give digitalisation a democratic face? This book tells us: ... how a democratically controlled intranet can complement the internet when it comes to holding elections and voting or doing treaty business. ... how to protect digital data from unauthorised access, store it with the producer and defend it against cyber-attacks. ... what path decision-making can take when computer programs facilitate negotiation and computer games illustrate state management. After 20 years of work on this book series, Andreas Seidl thus ventures a step towards founding a party. In doing so, he entertains his readers both intellectually and visionarily. If this work can give you hope, inspire you or move you to action, it has fulfilled its purpose. Available in German and English

The author is a qualified political scientist and social education worker. He acquired his professional experience in Brussels at the European Union, in Frankfurt at the stock exchange and in day-care centres for children in the Rhine-Main area of Germany. He has been keeping a diary of ideas for 20 years and publishes in this book all his previous political proposals for solutions in an overall concept. As a passionate social researcher, he is interested in the concerns, lifestyles and ideas for the future of his fellow human beings. As a convinced democrat, he enjoys going to demonstrations and activists to find out what motivates them and what causes their motivations. As an author, he strives for restrained criticism, constructive approaches to solutions and writing in understandable language.

7 Digital data protection47


Everyone who owns and uses data is obliged to protect it. Data protection means preventing access by unauthorised persons and using the data only for the purpose agreed with the owner. Data must also be protected against misappropriation or manipulation. The purpose for which state employees can use data is regularised by law.

Data protection law extends from administrative law to consumer policy in the information society. State administration is administered via the intranet to ensure data protection.

7.1 Private data protection

Private data protection on the Internet is the responsibility of the persons and companies themselves and they must abide by their mutual contractual terms. Consumers can use the intranet and the internet for their digital relationships. Data sovereignty remains with the originator and thus owner of the data in both networks. Digital customer relationships are only protected by the state on the intranet and not on the internet. Data protection on the Internet is limited to the prevention and prosecution of criminal offences. Private data protection means the use of programmes for encryption and prevention of danger that companies offer to consumers.

Data protection also includes the secrecy of correspondence. Accordingly, broadcasts may only be opened if there is reasonable suspicion of a criminal offence and may never be altered. In order to integrate the analogue secrecy of correspondence into digital data protection, the envelope around a letter or the package of a broadcast, corresponds to encryption.

7.2 State data protection

The Ministry of Digital Affairs is responsible for data protection on the intranet. Data protection on the intranet is guaranteed for citizens, companies and ministries by networks, hardware and software from the People’s Innovation Company intranet. Data that serve the purpose of political participation are specially protected. This special protection is ensured by the fact that voting on constitutional articles, politicians and laws can only be carried out at the town halls’ voting computers. Votes for quorums can be cast via the People’s Computer, but once the quorum is triggered and voting takes place, all voters are asked to indicate whether they have actually cast their vote for the relevant quorum. Data queries via the Algoracle can only be made on computers on the intranet.

Data protection on the intranet also refers to the authenticity and accuracy of the data. Because the use of the intranet requires an identity check at the beginning of each use, all users are on the intranet with their clear name and can conclude notarised treaties or prove their eligibility to vote for quorums, ratings, contributions and comments.

State data protection means encrypting sent data using quantum cryptography and securing networks, storage locations and operating systems. When state data carriers are attacked, a counter-attack is automatically carried out. State data protection is automatically granted to all users of the intranet. This level of protection is democratically agreed and democratically confirmed and controlled through voting and personnel. All data belongs to the citizens personally and represents a property value. All data is shared with the state because citizens can deselect the responsible politicians in case of misuse. Every act on the intranet can be traced back to a responsible person. Whoever had an idea first can be traced. Multiple voting and pseudonyms are prevented. Administrators and group leaders are elected by all affected users in a digital el