Which principle emphasizes giving data providers control over how their data is used by ensuring their data processing explanations are accessible?

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This focuses on transparency in data handling—the idea that data providers should be able to see and understand how their data is processed and used, giving them real control. When data processing explanations are accessible, individuals can review what data is collected, the purposes for processing, who it’s shared with, how long it’s kept, and what rights they have. This level of visibility is what makes the actual data transactions clear and auditable, which is the essence of transaction transparency. It’s broader than anonymization (which only removes identifiers), not as broad as privacy in general, and it’s more specific to how information is explained and governed than to consent itself, though it supports informed consent as part of governance.