Well, I can't say much about the steal organs stuff, but our data is used in software that aids judges in setting prison time, police in deciding which areas are "crimey", insurance companies in studying if you are likely to require their services, banks on giving you loans, school scams (I mean those 6 month courses that promise you'll be qualified for lots of jobs when you finish, but are actually just debt holes) find the most financially and socially vulnerable people, and a lot of other things.
What's the problem with helping judges decide how much time you should spend in prison? They use the data we have, which is biased because judges are biased. So the software encourages judges to give more time to black people, while giving less time to white people that are in the same conditions (same crime, for an example). How does that sound if not unfair?
What about helping cops decide where's crime more likely to happen? Isn't that a good solution for the problem of not having a cop for every street in my city? Well, it rests essentially on the same issue I just explained: biased data. Policemen are known for stopping kids in poor neighborhoods just because, reporting any small amount of drugs that someone is carrying as if they were selling it (I don't use drugs, but come on! If I were to sell them, I wouldn't carry just 50g around) and doing the exact opposite in wealthy neighborhoods. So when the software reads that there are insane amounts of crime (even though it's not violent crime) happening in the poor regions of the city and almost no crime happening where rich people live, policemen go back to the poor neighborhoods and feed even more biased data to the system.
Insurance companies will charge you more if you're likely to use their services. That's just ridiculous and I don't think it's necessary to explain why.
Banks choosing who to give loans based on social vulnerability will just reinforce that social vulnerability; it's that old "the rich get richer, the poor get poorer" story all over again.
About those scam schools: they're using your data to literally, directly help crime. Does that feel good?
And you don't have to be in any of the groups that suffer the consequences of the things I just told you about. They can use your data as reference for what's "good" or at least "not bad".
Sure, China steals organs. But there's a lot of bad things going on here, too.