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As I get it Carr haven't presented any hard evidence, instead linking to the open publications with various levels of research.

Privacy breaking apps must be thrown out. However, this mustn't be decided on the basis of hearsay.



It'd be great if this could be codified in a proper regulation (that also has to be obeyed by US companies, not just Chinese ones).

But that's hard - it's easier to demand that private corpos play the enforcer (and corpos themselves were dumb to even get themselves into a situation of playing the moral and political arbiter).




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