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The decade Big Brother came home: How tech giants persuaded us to buy products that track us at home

on December 18, 2019

"In the past, users might have thought they were just a “cog in the machine” whose individual activity went unnoticed, but recent privacy failures have proven otherwise, said Jen King, director of consumer privacy at Stanford Law School’s Center for Internet and Society.

“Users have learned that they are of particular interest to these companies,” King said."

Date Published:12/18/2019
Original Publication:CNBC

Published in: Press , Privacy