What Happens When Consumers Stop Giving Up Data Willingly?

Consumers have brought privacy rights to the table. A recent poll finds only 41% of Americans say they trust Facebook to obey laws protecting their personal information, vs. 66% who say they trust Amazon, 62% who trust Google, 60% who trust Microsoft, and 47% who trust Yahoo.

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