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Is Personal Data Really Private?Nearly everything you do online—from theWeb sites you visit to the Facebook pagesyou “like”—is being tracked by a business.Advertisers want to know about your activitiesso they can show you appropriate online ads; retailers wantto know what you buy so they can send you targeted e-mailsand catalogs. But are your personal details really private?Although privacy policies are supposed to explain whichdetails each Web site collects and who will have access toyour private data, these policies may not tell the wholestory. After Facebook changed its privacy policy and thenreset users’ privacy controls on its own, the Federal TradeCommission charged the firm with making “deceptiveprivacy claims.” Users believed their personal details wereprivate, yet advertisers and others were allowed access.Now, in a settlement with the FTC, Facebook has tightenedits privacy controls, and its privacy program must bemonitored for the next 20 years to ensure compliance. TheFTC also thinks Internet users should be able to opt outof online tracking if they choose. Meanwhile, millions ofindividuals have already installed anti-tracking softwaresuch as Ghostery and Do Not Track Plus for added onlineprivacy.sources: Based on information in Byron acohido, “consumers turn to Do-not-tracksoftware to Maintain privacy,” USA Today, December 29, 2011, www.usatoday.com; joelstein, “your Data, yourself,” Time, March 21, 2011, pp. 40-46; Fahmida y. Rashid, “Facebooksettles Ftc charges about privacy policy changes, Misleading users,” EWeek, november 29,2011, www.eweek.com.testing purposes, (2) to reduce liquor and cigarette billboard advertising in low-income,inner-city neighborhoods, and (3) to encourage recycling.Educating consumers to make wiser purchasing decisions is perhaps one of themost far-reaching aspects of consumerism. Increasingly, consumer education is becoming a part of high school and college curricula and adult-education programs. Theseprograms cover many topics—for instance, what major factors should be consideredwhen buying specific products, such as insurance, real estate, automobiles, appliances and furniture, clothes, and food; the provisions of certain consumer-protectionlaws; and the sources of information that can help individuals become knowledgeableconsumers.Major advances in consumerism have come through federal legislation. Somelaws enacted in the last 50 years to protect your rights as a consumer are listed anddescribed in Table 2.4.Here is the 2009 list of proposed legislation to protect consumers and investors:16●● Accountability and Transparency in Rating Agencies Act of 2009●● Consumer Financial Protection Agency Act of 2009●● Corporate and Financial Institution Compensation Fairness Act of 2009●● Credit Risk Retention Act of 2009●● Dissolution Authority for Large, Interconnected Financial Companies Act of 2009●● Federal Insurance Office Act of 2009●● Financial Stability Improvement Act of 2009●● Investor Protection Act of 2009●● Over-the-Counter Derivatives Markets Act of 2009●● Private Fund Investment Advisers Registration Act of 2009Most businesspeople now realize that they ignore consumer issues only at theirown peril. Managers know that improper handling of consumer complaints can resultin lost sales, bad publicity, and lawsuits.
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