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Privacy evolving into a personal luxury good

January 19, 2018

By 2022, households will have an average of 50 connected devices. Image courtesy of Amazon

 

By Sarah Jones

NEW YORK – Growth in data availability has opened up doors for marketing and is driving economic growth, but the tradeoff has been the individual’s loss of control over their own information, according to an executive from Identity Praxis.

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