Session 2

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Panel debates whether antitrust can police privacy, offers concrete examples and tradeoffs: cites the Facebook‑WhatsApp change in privacy incentives, highlights FTC commercial-surveillance rulemaking and the American Innovation and Choice Online Act’s 120-day injunction risk, and notes empirical effects of regulation — 15% vendor drop after GDPR and reduced VC for young firms — plus court fights over scraping (HighQ v. LinkedIn) and the DMA’s forced data access tension. Watch if you want legal tests, empirical numbers, and specific policy fixes.

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1. 0:00Competition and privacy panel intro
2. 1:07Regulatory landscape challenges
3. 23:07Privacy laws impact on competition
4. 31:58Federal vs state privacy law
5. 45:08Global privacy and competition frameworks
6. 55:26Data privacy vs data security
7. 1:00:00Q&A on data protection

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