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Hot new tech devices can mean more convenience to the user as well as more data for the marketer or someone that you don't want to have it.
Speaking at Telefonica's Campus Party Europe tech festival in Berlin, Joe Huser, an LA-based corporate attorney, described how the world around us is getting more and more connected which probably means less and less privacy. Here are some of the scenerios which raise questions about data protection and privacy. ZDNet UK's Daivd Meyer says w
e need to talk about sensors: How the internet of things could affect privacy
Recently Orbitz was found to be charging Mac users a higher rate for flights after they determined that Mac users are willing to pay more.
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