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The same concern was expressed in slightly different terms by Dmitry Komissarov, CEO of the company New Cloud Technologies. He is convinced that it is important to protect not personal data itself, but its totality with the digital trace left by a person during their contacts with websites, online and physical trading platforms, social networks, etc.

n technology department of the state corporation Rosatom, Evgeny Abakumov, said, in his industry such a digital trace of each employee is collected, but this is done only with his consent. Moreover, the employee can see the digital trace he leaves in the information system. It seems, however, that in the absence of such consent, a person simply will not get on the staff of Rosatom.

Alexey Sokolov rightly noted that everything in the hong kong mobile database under discussion comes down to determining the scope of consent of subjects to the collection and processing of data about them. Receiving free services from certain platforms in exchange for access to our information, we consciously sacrifice our privacy. According to him, proposals have been made to create an institution for managing such consent with the ability to both give and revoke it, but so far this issue is still under discussion.

Consent issues are closely related to the transition of data into an asset category. For a number of the world's largest companies by capitalization, data is the main asset and source of income. According to Vladislav Onishchenko, today the country faces the task of organizing the data market and regulating it.

1C lawyer Valery Pushchin recalled that at one time there were proposals to equate data as an asset to property, but the idea did not receive support, since it was in conflict with international obligations and international practice. It is not always clear how to properly sell and buy data, especially those that have open status. Alexey Blagirev drew attention to this.