Battle for online privacy

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Website breaches (Yahoo 3 billion, Cambridge Analytica 87 million) and scraped face databases like Clearview AI show surveillance risks; billions in GDPR fines follow the GDPR rollout and the California law that takes effect Jan 1, 2020 (CCPA). A data export from a broker (Sift) reveals individual purchase and tip history; a small retailer paid a $7.5M CCPA penalty. Practical steps include privacy impact assessments, retention limits, IP anonymization and consented loading for embeds, and using modules such as EU cookie compliance.

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1. 0:00Introduction and speaker background
2. 2:52Privacy is a losing battle
3. 8:35Facial recognition threats
4. 11:25Smart devices and tracking
5. 17:50Surveillance capitalism explained
6. 25:27Three responses to privacy loss
7. 26:43GDPR and privacy laws
8. 35:44US privacy laws and compliance
9. 38:34Privacy experience management
10. 42:42Technical privacy considerations
11. 49:55Q&A and closing remarks

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