In the era of big data, social resources can be redistributed through algorithms,
which greatly improves social efficiency. However, the technical bias, automatic relevance, and
automatic decision-making of algorithms have infringed on the legal interests of data subjects
to varying degrees. Aiming at the three types of algorithmic infringements that infringe on the
equality rights of data subjects, the right to privacy, and the autonomy of free will, this article
intends to propose three aspects of establishing a personal data protection officer system,
configuring corresponding rights of confrontation, and optimizing infringement compensation
remedies. A more complete algorithmic infringement governance system ensures that the rights
of data subjects in the information age are not eliminated.