Technology has become an intrinsic part of our everyday lives. Application developers provide us with services that help us move from one place to another, get food, communicate, and other things. In exchange for these services, they take a small fee and get access to our data. 

In this episode, I talk about what happens to our data, and what are common concerns around the outcome of this transaction between consumer and service provider.           
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What happens when we no longer have control of our personal data? Are Tech Giants being held accountable? Is there a way to protect the consumers?

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Data And Google’s 57 Million Dollar Fine

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Data And Google’s 57 Million Dollar Fine

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