Companies often collect personal data from users for various purposes, including advertising and improving services. Proponents argue that stricter regulations would protect consumer privacy and prevent data misuse. Opponents argue that it would burden businesses and hinder technological innovation.
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@9SH8Q291yr1Y
No, as long as the companies are required to truthfully make their users aware of how the companies are using their dat
@B5YWPZQLibertarian3mos3MO
Collection of personal data without the explicit consent of those being observed by any organizations should be regulated
@B5YHTLGIndependent3mos3MO
It depends on who you ask, if a corporation is selling one’s individual private data to a foreign country or worse, a stock broker, then that individual will be at high risk of scams and phishing. If said corporation does use the private data for advertising then, sure it can be beneficial in a small way.
@B5XDTBR3mos3MO
Yes, but these regulations need to be applied to all companies using our data, not just foreign owned companies
@B5DSR8M4mos4MO
Companies shouldn't collect everything from us, but we also need to make sure that the Government does not collect stuff from us all the time as well too.
@B2XGB6S7mos7MO
No, they should only be required to inform you what they will use that data for in their terms and conditions.
@9TXFR43 12mos12MO
I believe it should be asked of a person if they wanted to participate. A person should have a choice to give their personal data or not to large companies and corporations.
@9SMBPCV1yr1Y
The government should not have a say in this, but companies should not need to collect the amount of personal data that they do
@9RQ5BCK1yr1Y
No, but if regulations are imposed, it needs to be for every tech company, not just companies like TikTok that allow for more flow of free speech than Meta and Twitter.
@9MMFVW71yr1Y
Yes, but only if it doesn't say that the company is collecting data at the beginning.
@Dry550Independent 1yr1Y
Yes, business companies shouldn’t be spying on workers or using personal data to take advantage of them
@9Q5PCYM1yr1Y
Yes. All collection and use of personal data should be criminalized, regardless of if the personal data is used by companies or the government.
@B77VYNF2 days2D
Companies should be allowed to use personal data if users agree and give consent to share their data.
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