The Electronic Bill of Rights (EBOR)
An Operating System for Trust in the Digital Economy
Modern life requires smartphones, apps, platforms, AI systems, and connected products. We depend on systems built around surveillance, manipulation, and forced consent. Living “off the grid” is no longer a realistic option. Rights must exist where life happens.
What is EBOR?
The Electronic Bill of Rights (EBOR) is a human-centered framework designed to protect privacy, restore trust, and preserve freedom in a world powered by digital technology, AI, and connected devices.
A Rights Framework for the Digital Age
A clear, human-centered framework that defines and protects individual digital rights across modern life.
EBOR sets ethical guardrails so innovation can advance without exploiting people.
Personal data is treated as the property of the person, is portable, and grounded in transparent consent.
Pro-Technology & Innovation by Design
Built on Human Dignity & Accountability
The Core Principles
EBOR is built on a few simple ideas:
You own your data
Collection requires clear, informed, revocable consent
Consent is ongoing
Not a one-time checkbox
Anonymity whenever possible
Privacy by default
Freedom from manipulation
No addictive or deceptive design
Transparency and accountability
Especially for AI and algorithms
no coercive terms to use essential products
Freedom from forced surveillance
Why This Moment Matters
Without clear digital rights, truth, freedom, and security weaken together.
Children are born into fully surveilled environments
Trust in institutions, media, and platforms is collapsing
AI accelerates harm as fast as it accelerates benefit
Data Misuse creates national, economic, and human risks.
Take the Next Step
Explore the Electronic Bill of Rights framework
Implement clean data practices and learn how organizations can align with EBOR principles