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61 B.C. L. Rev. 1687 (2020)
Privacy's Constitutional Moment and the Limits of Data Protection

handle is hein.journals/bclr61 and id is 1713 raw text is: PRIVACY'S CONSTITUTIONAL MOMENT AND THE LIMITS OF DATA PROTECTION WOODROW HARTZOG NEIL RICHARDS INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................. 1689 I. THE PRIVACY BILL FINALLY COMES DUE.................................................................................... 1697 A. The FIPs and the Birth of Data Protection............................................................................. 1699 B. The Internal and External Pressures for Action..................................................................... 1705 C. Data Protection Three Ways................................................................................................... 1712 II. THE VIRTUES OF DATA PROTECTION .......................................................................................... 1717 A. Refined and Sturdy .................................................................................................................. 1717 B . Conform ity and Interoperability ............................................................................................. 1718 C. Formidable and Empowering ................................................................................................. 1719 III. WHY AMERICAN DATA PROTECTION WILL NOT BE ENOUGH ................................................. 1721 A. FIPs Assume Data Processing Is Always a Worthy Goal...................................................... 1722 B . The United States Is N ot E urope............................................................................................. 1727 1. Data Protection as a Human Right..................................................................................... 1727 2. Spurious and Real First Amendment Objections............................................................... 1729 3. Spurious and Real Standing Objections............................................................................. 1731 C. D ata Protection Is M yopic...................................................................................................... 1733 IV. A NEW FRAMEWORK FOR AMERICAN PRIVACY ....................................................................... 1738 A. Corporal.................................................................................................................................. 1742 1. Competition........................................................................................................................ 1743 2. Corporate Structure ............................................................................................................ 1744 B. Relational ................................................................................................................................ 1745 1. Discretion............................................................................................................................ 1746 2. Honesty ............................................................................................................................... 1747 3. Protection............................................................................................................................ 1749 4. Loyalty ................................................................................................................................ 1750 C. Informational........................................................................................................................... 1752 D. External................................................................................................................................... 1755 1. Environmental Protection................................................................................................... 1755 2. Mental Health..................................................................................................................... 1756 3. D igital Civil R ights ........................................................................................................... 1758 4. Democracy.......................................................................................................................... 1759 CONCLUSION..................................................................................................................................... 1760 1687

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