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Corporate Data Tracking in the European Union: Regulatory Gaps, Commercial Incentives, and Public-Sector Access
The European Union combines unusually extensive formal protections for personal data with a digital economy in which commercial tracking, profiling, data brokerage and automated inference remain widespread. This paper examines why the existence of strong privacy law does not necessarily produce t
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