Definition: Declassification is a process in which a government or an organization makes decisions on the classification of information, data, or other material that has been collected and stored. This can be done for various reasons such as national security, privacy concerns, or to protect sensitive information. The key aspects of declassifications include: 1. Consent: The decision-making process must involve a clear consent from all parties involved in the collection and storage of the information. 2. Transparency: Information about the purpose and methods used
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