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Europeans should be allowed to trade personal data
The European debate over personal data trading has become trapped between two unworkable extremes: the status quo of allowing platforms unfettered access to user data, or making data sharing so difficult it is effectively banned. Neither position serves consumers' interests. Personal data sharing ca
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