The Seven Principles of Privacy: Protect Your Customers’ Privacy Ethically, Not Legally

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Technology is endangering our privacy. Every company that we do business with holds a representation of ourselves somewhere in their data stores. Because laws make poor privacy guidelines, David Holtzman presents seven ethical ways for companies to handle our information.
There are two kinds of privacy: what you expect for yourself and what you’re willing to extend to others. An ethical approach to privacy attempts to converge the two.



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