The backlash that Facebook recently confronted from users over changes to policies that restricted the privacy of users' information and that Google faced for unwittingly collecting data over unsecured Wi-Fi networks in Europe has reignited the debate on privacy and the extent to which personal information may be collected, stored, used and shared. In the face of such criticism, both companies astutely bowed to the pressure and changed course.
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