Data Tracking - Why Isn’t The Default To ‘Opt In’?

enterprise · enterprise-biz-bytes · 29 May 2019 · 12:00 pm · 21 mins listen

People don’t realise just how much they’re being tracked online, but once they learn how much tech companies like Google and Facebook are quietly slurping up their private data, they will demand a change.

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Technology,Tech,Medical Innovation and Technology,Personal Finance,Investments,Financial Literacy,Young Finance,Personal Development,Entrepreneurship,SME

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Privacy, Data Tracking, DuckDuckGo, Search Engines

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