The Right to Erasure: Privacy, Data Brokers, and the Indefinite Retention of Data

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ISB10001424052748703940904575395073512989404 (discussing the ability of private companies to compile information based on an individual's webbrowsing preferences, the prevalence of such activity, and the fact that such information is being bought and sold on stock-market-like exchanges); Kashmir Hill, Verizon Very Excited that It Can Track Everything Phone Users Do and Sell that to Whoever Is Interested, FORBES (Oct.17, 2012, 1:46 PM), http://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2012/10/17/verizon-very-excited-that-it-can-track-everything-phone-users-do-and-sell-that-to-whoever-is-interested(discussing Verizon's decision to mine user data and sell it for use in "business and marketing reports"); see also Jules Polonetsky & Omer Tene, Privacy and Big Data: Making Ends Meet, 66 STAN.L. REV.ONLINE 25, 31 (2013) (comparing attitudes on modern data collection in the United States to early frontier attitudes rewarding risk in a lawless atmosphere and concluding that outside of highly regulated industries such as healthcare and finance, unfettered data access and use is encouraged absent demonstrable harm).2.

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