Making it easy for individuals to withdraw consent, access their data, or delete it.

Making it easy for individuals to withdraw consent, access their data, or delete it.

• A. Contextual Integrity
• B. Control over Data
• C. Right to be Forgotten
• D. Explainability

Answer: (B)

The key idea here is giving individuals governance over their personal information—being able to withdraw consent, access their data, and have it deleted. This is best described by Control over Data, which covers managing consent, accessing data, and requesting deletion as part of one’s overall data rights. Contextual Integrity deals with whether data flows align with social norms in a given context, not with user control. The Right to be Forgotten focuses mainly on deletion rather than the broader ability to control data throughout its lifecycle. Explainability is about making AI decisions understandable, not about data rights. So, the most comprehensive concept that fits the described ability is Control over Data.

The key idea here is giving individuals governance over their personal information—being able to withdraw consent, access their data, and have it deleted. This is best described by Control over Data, which covers managing consent, accessing data, and requesting deletion as part of one’s overall data rights. Contextual Integrity deals with whether data flows align with social norms in a given context, not with user control. The Right to be Forgotten focuses mainly on deletion rather than the broader ability to control data throughout its lifecycle. Explainability is about making AI decisions understandable, not about data rights. So, the most comprehensive concept that fits the described ability is Control over Data.