Which of the Following Is a Supporting Argument for Geolocation

question 50

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a supporting argument for geolocation devices posing a threat to privacy?

• A) Businesses are responsible to educate consumers about how they use geolocation data.
• B) The social norm has shifted and people have become comfortable with sharing more information, including their location.
• C) Many businesses incorporate geolocation as a primary marketing strategy; the loss of privacy is outweighed by the benefit to consumers.
• D) Society may need to reevaluate its expectations as to the amount of privacy in people's digital lives.

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