Do not combine datasets merely because the combination is
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121 Do not combine datasets merely because the combination is possible. Secure the record. Delete it when the purpose ends. Require stronger legal process for government access. Tell people when consequential inference is used, unless a narrow and lawful exception genuinely requires delay. Allow correction. Allow appeal. Prohibit retaliation for refusing optional monitoring. Protect children and people under institutional control with greater care because consent under dependency is often not free. UNESCO's neurotechnology recommendation treats mental privacy, identity, autonomy, freedom of thought, and brain-data protection as central concerns. [12] The OECD likewise calls for safeguarding personal brain data and anticipating misuse. [13] The EU AI Act's treatment of emotion recognition and manipulative AI shows that law is beginning to notice that systems can govern people through inferred states as well as observed acts. [16] But law will move slower than the market. The business model is already hungry. An AI companion may know the user's grief more intimately than an advertiser ever could. A productivity system may know the worker's fatigue before the worker admits it. A military system may infer morale from communication patterns. The temptation will be to call every inference insight. Insight without consent can be extraction. Voluntary disclosure is not permanent surrender. Purpose limitation, informed consent, security, retention limits, withdrawal, and downstream contestation remain necessary after a person chooses to share. The fact that I told one machine does not mean I told the world. WHAT POWER CAN INFER, POWER WILL TRY TO RULE. FFTAC ACTION - Audit one stream of behavioral, biometric, or neural data. Revoke unnecessary access and document where refusal carries an economic or institutional penalty.