Behavioral Tracking, or, Spying on You
Americans are, “increasingly relying on the Internet and other digital services for a wide range of transactions and services, many of which involve their most sensitive affairs, including health, financial, and other personal matters,” but at the same time, “many companies are now engaging in behavioral advertising, which involves the surreptitious tracking and targeting of consumers.” Who says? The Center for Digital Democracy; Consumer Federation of America; Consumers Unio’; Consumer Watchdo’; Electronic Frontier Foundation; Privacy Lives; Privacy Rights Clearinghouse; Privacy Times; U.S. Public Interest Research Group; and, The World Privacy Forum.
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Behavioral Tracking, or, Spying on You
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