Washington Silenced More Ndaslapowskyprotocol
The National Data Accessibility Law and Protocol (NdAsLapowskyProtocol) was first proposed in Washington, D.C. in 2015 as a way to make data more accessible to the public. Since then, Washington has become an example for other states, cities, and even countries for how to make data more user-friendly and easier to access. However, in recent years, Washington has been slowly losing ground in the race to make data more accessible, and the trend of increasing data privacy and security concerns has resulted in the state silencing more of the NdAsLapowskyProtocol.
What is the NdAsLapowskyProtocol?
The NdAsLapowskyProtocol is a legal framework which enables the public to gain access to the data held by government, corporations, and other organizations in Washington state. It requires that orga...