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Dan Solove on Privacy Regulation

Law professor Dan Solove argues that consent in privacy law is mostly fictitious and both US and EU regulations fail. Solove says privacy law should introduce a new “murky consent” approach accepting the fictitious nature of privacy consent and boosting regulatory oversight. He suggests four duties: obtaining consent appropriately; avoiding thwarting reasonable expectations; loyalty and avoiding unreasonable risk.

Source: securityboulevard.com –

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