We are, apparently, just not safe enough and we need more warning labels. It's only reasonable. We have warning labels on food, cigarettes, airbags in cars, gas cans, water heaters, children's toys, you name it. But there are some notable, and very worrying, areas where warnings don't exist yet.
Corporate privacy policies do more to give companies carte blanche to share your personal data with third parties than they do to protect you from having sensitive information widely disseminated. How the law should be changed
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