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Ethics Data Privacy

This paper explores the ethical implications of data privacy in the context of increasing digital platform usage. It emphasizes the need for stronger regulations and transparent policies to protect consumer privacy and build trust. The findings are supported by case studies of data breaches and existing privacy policies.

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Ethics Data Privacy

This paper explores the ethical implications of data privacy in the context of increasing digital platform usage. It emphasizes the need for stronger regulations and transparent policies to protect consumer privacy and build trust. The findings are supported by case studies of data breaches and existing privacy policies.

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Ethics Data Privacy

Abstract

Data privacy concerns have intensified with the rise of digital platforms. This paper examines ethical

considerations in data collection and usage.

Introduction

Companies collect vast amounts of user data, raising concerns about surveillance, consent, and

security.

Literature Review

Studies highlight consumer concerns over personal data usage and regulatory challenges.

Methodology

Case studies of major data breaches and privacy policies are analyzed.

Findings & Discussion

Stronger regulations and transparent data policies are needed to protect consumer privacy.

Conclusion

Ethical data handling is essential for building trust in the digital age.

References

1. Johnson, P. (2022). The Ethics of Digital Privacy. Cyber Law Journal.

2. Roberts, L. (2023). Data Security and Consumer Trust. IT Policy Review.

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