Deep Dive: Identity, Privacy, and Informed Consent in the...
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Argues that mistakes like Facebook changing privacy settings or Google capturing Wi‑Fi packets are inevitable as new data tools roll out, and that mobile phones, carriers and apps (Google Maps, Foursquare) constantly report location so users trade measurable utility for limited privacy. Gives a concrete cab example where live GPS fixes saved time, warns against criminalizing early errors, urges letting the market and engineers iterate to discover harms and fixes before heavy regulation.
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