Most Internet Businesses Do Very Little to Protect the Privacy

question 83

True/False

Most Internet businesses do very little to protect the privacy of their customers.

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Definitions:

Exclusive-Dealing Contract

An agreement in which a seller requires that a buyer buy products supplied only by that seller.

Exclusionary Contract

An agreement that restricts a party from engaging in similar agreements with other parties, often used to protect business interests or trade secrets.

Mandatory-Dealing Contract

A Mandatory-Dealing Contract is a legal agreement requiring one party to conduct business with another party, often within specific conditions or limitations.

Antitrust Laws

Legislation intended to promote competition among businesses and prevent monopolistic practices.