We want the internet to continue to thrive but we also don't want consumers to lose faith in the internet because their information is being used in an unanticipated or even a harmful way.
Adam Kinzinger: “We want the internet to continue to thrive but we also don't want consumers to lose faith in the internet because their…”
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Kinzinger emphasizes the need for consumer trust in online privacy.
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