At a recent meeting of Canadian privacy professionals, the United States’ approach to privacy was derisively characterized as amounting to little more than a privacy policy placebo, a reference to the reliance on privacy policies under the U.S. system. The comment reflects the perspective of many in the privacy community […]
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