Can Privacy be Saved? | PolicyCast

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Pro Publica journalist Julia Angwin, a guest of the Shorenstein Center, discusses her efforts to account for and protect her personal, private data online. After explaining the difficulty she encountered, Angwin calls for some kind of regulation to establish a baseline for privacy protection and describes some of the tools consumers can use in the meantime.

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