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24 June 2010
In a Wall Street Journal article related to Twitter's settling of a privacy-related case, Consumer Protection Bureau Director David Vladeck states:
Consumers who use social networking sites may choose to share some information with others, but they still have a right to expect that their personal information will be kept private and secure.
If I, as a consumer, choose to create an account with a free social network service like Twitter, why am I entitled to anything beyond the terms of services to which I agreed?
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