"heartful, smart [science fiction] story about the future of bulk litigation"
For context, summary courtesy of Boingboing.
To be fair, colonial reparations are such an ill-thought out idea in itself that adding privacy issues to it makes the whole concept completely over-the-top ludicrous. I'm not so sure it's a good example to illustrate why privacy matters.
But sure, in an insane world where they are accepted, there would be privacy implications to it.
Save your time and read a John Grisham novel.
Can someone explain if this is a true story or fictional? I’m not quite sure.