Next year, Brazil’s General Data Protection Law will come into force, redefining concepts like consent and data privacy in the country. This week, we discuss what exactly this means for you.
Perhaps the biggest lie in modern times is “I’ve read and accept the terms and conditions.” Who actually goes through those infinite lines of tiny text filled with legalese—purposely intended to be hard to grasp?
Well, maybe we should be reading the Ts & Cs—your data is one of the world’s hottest commodities.
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