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Privacy consent may catch out Facebook

news.com.au (10 months and 17 days ago)

Jul 5, 2012

Proposed changes to privacy laws could create legal challenges for Facebook, Google and online marketing giants when dealing with Australian minors. full story

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Privacy consent may catch out Facebook

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