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Module: Sovereign Privacy Layer

🛡️ Function

This module evaluates the ethical and strategic risks associated with cross-border data transfers from digital platforms to foreign entities. It focuses on violations of informational self-determination, unauthorized surveillance exposure, and erosion of regional digital sovereignty.

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📊 Parameters

• Jurisdictional Override Index (JOI)
  Measures how often a platform bypasses local data governance norms by applying foreign contractual rules.

• Consent Scope Violation Rate (CSV-R)
  Tracks how much the actual use of user data exceeds the scope outlined in user agreements.

• Cross-Border Leakage Score (CBLS)
  Quantifies the risk level when user data is transmitted to jurisdictions with no transparent data protection obligations.

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📥 Inputs

• Platform TOS documents and audit trails
• User geolocation and language settings
• API access logs and third-party metadata requests
• International data sovereignty baseline models

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📤 Outputs

• Sovereign Violation Map: Heatmap of affected regions with jurisdictional breaches
• Sovereignty Impact Score: A composite ethical risk score (0–100)
• Governance Flag: Alerts for high-risk transfer patterns requiring local oversight

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🧩 Use Cases

• Referenced in LORI-CASE-005: Cross-Border Data Exposure
  Used to assess whether user data from semi-autonomous regions was ethically mishandled in large-scale foreign transfers.

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🔗 Attribution: See ../Intellectual_Attribution.md
🛡 This module is part of the LORI Framework. Original concept by the founder of the LORI Ethical System.

Part of the Lori Framework

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