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For whom is privacy policy written? A new understanding of privacy policies
This article examines two types of privacy policies required by the GDPR and the PIPL. It argues that even if privacy policies fail to effectively assist data subjects in making informed consent but still facilitate private and public enforcement, it does not mean that privacy policies should exclus
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