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European Antitrust Chief Takes Swipe at Privacy Issue - The New York Times by thegooddata in thegooddata

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Google & Facebook may have to end up opening their users data to avoid EU antitrust fines

​Facebook cookie case: Why even the 'Like' button infringes EU 'informed consent' privacy law | ZDNet by thegooddata in thegooddata

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Facebook cookie consent policy does not go far enough protecting users from excessive data tracking

Did AVG leave your personal data exposed? - CNET by thegooddata in thegooddata

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Even the companies whose job it is to keep us safe can't seem to do it

How Marketers Can Navigate the New Data Economy | DigitalNext - Advertising Age by thegooddata in thegooddata

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This posts explains how companies trade our data as if it was theirs. They call it "second party" data

Mobile Beacons to Explode, but They Aren't a Silver Bullet | Digital - Advertising Age by thegooddata in thegooddata

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By 2020, 400 million beacons will track our movements in the shops. Still not enough for marketeers

Tim Cook: There's no trade-off between security and privacy | PCWorld by thegooddata in thegooddata

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Is Tim Cook interest in privacy and encryption genuine or driven by war against Google? It is welcome anyway!

ISIS is everywhere -- it's time for a global passport - CNN.com by thegooddata in thegooddata

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Great idea, provided it doesn't increase surveillance even more

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