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Facebook has connected billions, but its data privacy practices have been under fire. Is the trade-off between personal data and free services justifiable, or does it undermine user trust? Let’s discuss the balance between innovation and privacy

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True we’ve all heard about our data like chats being sold early on by facebook and now even slack.

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