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A week in security (February 13 – 19)

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Consent to gather data is a “misguided” solution, study reveals

February 13, 2023 admin americans can’t consent to companies’ use of their data, annenberg school for communication, digital consent, Federal Trade Commission, informed consent, joseph turow, lina m. khan, neil richards, news, paul schwartz, privacy, robert levine, university of pennsylvania, woodrow hartzog

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There’s a flaw in the notice-of-consent approach, and this is evident in the stark gap in knowledge noted by a recent study by the Annenberg School for Communication in Pennsylvania.