Open Data Accessing Policymaking in Iran, in the Aspect of Preserving Privacy and Personal Data Ownership

Enhancing accessibility to open data ensures to promote the research, innovation, and extension of solutions confronting with complex social challenges in our country. Offered policies by OECD and other scientific associations, is an emphasis on this strategy. Certainly, implementing the strategy needs stablishing governance systems, clarifying processes, and trustiness guarantee to research and business areas. The main part of valuable data resources is personal in nature and gathering, storage, and processing them in cybernet is an enormous source of earning for data-driven businesses. Including the main challenges in trustiness issue, are decision making on privacy policies and ownership. In this paper, considering the complexity in ownership concept for personal data ecosystem, challenges on offered policies like OECD reports will be negotiated to enhance open data. Also, shortages in E-trade and cybercrime rules in our country are briefly debated. Then, aiming to suggest an accessing policy to open data, referring to public sensitiveness to personal data, firstly the detailed conclusions of a field study including realizing criterias of goal and possibly policymaking will be extracted by Delphi method. This work shows the public awareness in this subject, even in an excellence target community, is not desirable. Moreover, trustiness in privacy for personal data, hoping to effective law performance on violations, is not satisfiable. Finally, with a field evaluation by FAHP method, policymaking options will be measured and analysed and strategic requirements for performing elected policy will be suggested.