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Decoding the Legalese: A Scalable and Quantitative Framework for Analyzing Corporate Privacy Policies
Even though privacy policies are the primary mechanism organizations use to disclose how they collect, process, and share personal data, they are difficult for average users to interpret, perhaps by design, due to their verbosity and dense legal language. Importantly, there is a lack of standardized
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