How many law-abiding people's privacy will have been breached to find one or two people doing something illegal? #paradisepapers
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what if you don't think that these transactions and structures (most/all?) should be private in the first place?
Then you'd weight the importance of the answer to this question differently. ... privacy protection is always going to mean denying someone who'd rather your information isn't private in the first place.
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But doesn't data protection starts with (rebuttable) presumption of right to privacy/confidentiality? So case has to be built justifying contrary?
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