Could there soon be a data black hole threatening the internet economy?
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- May 20, 2013
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In October, the data protection agencies warned Google that its new confidentiality policy did not comply with EU laws and gave it four months to make changes or face legal action.
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A teachers' union has accused the Education Bureau of invading pupils' privacy with its new data-collection policy.
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