Section 1
The right of the people to privacy, and within personal matters, property, digital data, and effects, without a warrant or probable cause, shall not be infringed.
Section 2
No government of or within the United States or any state shall request information from a corporation, limited liability company, or non-profit, for an individual with the absence of a warrant or probable cause, and in such cases, shall not be used to obtain information about a wide collection of people or from a database, without probable cause for each person within said collection or database.
Section 3
No corporation, limited liability company, non profit, or any other private entity, shall indefinitely hold any identifiable information about any individual, and must allow only said person, to maintain, obtain, or erase all information from such organization, business, or corporation from annual consent of the individual. Such private entities or government of or within the United States shall be prohibited from directly profiting off the sale or sharing of this data or information, and shall have a duty to keep the identifiable information secure. Such identifiable information shall only be viewed from those with authorized access derived from law established by the Congress, or under a signed warrant.
Section 4
The United States, or any state or territory thereof, shall be denied from continuous monitoring of any public area or space, physical or digital, without a warrant, by means of digital or technological communication or record keeping, and in such cases, shall not monitor indefinitely, except for protection of government property and officials.
Section 5
All persons shall have the right to protection of personal data, and that such data be processed securely and equally with explicit consent of all persons concerned, and access such data, with a legitimate legal basis.