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Personal Data Collection In Business As Seen By The Brazillian Data Protection Law (LGPD)
The collection and analysis of large volumes of data -Big Data- in the most diverse formats, from Internet browsing patterns to postings on social networks, allows stakeholders to make better-oriented decisions, solidifying the data-driven business standard. Nowadays, there is an explosion of inform
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