Yet notably, such data as are generated through businesses like Catalyst are often only used internally and not reported in publicly-accessible journals.
Large-scale purchasing of public service announcement time during popular shows and broad dissemination via printed media are often accessible only to governmental institutions.
"Expensive curative health services which are often accessible only to a small, privileged fraction of the population, rather than primary and preventive health care benefiting a far larger part of the population", have been qualified as "[i]nappropriate health resource allocation [that] can lead to discrimination that may not be overt" [ 11]; paragraph 19.
"Awareness of the internet in developing countries is very limited," writes Iris Orriss, Facebook's head of localisation and internationalisation. "In fact, for many users, Facebook is the internet, as it's often the only accessible application". In such circumstances, it's plausible to assume that the realities of corporate surveillance will not be obvious to many internet users.
Consider, too, the rise of technologically advanced intelligence gathering since the Cold War; techno-capitalism helps shape war as a stealth and secretive business, the details of which are often made accessible only to the executive branch.
Private healthcare procedures, varying from cosmetic surgery to dentistry and even IVF treatment, are often costly and only accessible to the highest earners.
In fact, verification is often accessible only to large coffee estates or cooperatives.
The system, if successful, would be a big disruption to how health care data is handled today – where it's often accessible only by the doctors and hospitals themselves, and where patients have to make special requests to have a copy of their own medical records.
