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Discuss some valid reasons to be concerned about privacy on the World Wide Web?

Discuss ways to insure customer privacy.

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Some valid reasons to be concerned about privacy on the World Wide Web are discussed. The expert examines the ways to insure customer privacy.

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One of the most valid reason for being concerned about privacy on the world wide web is the confidential financial information given over the web by consumers for conducting online transactions such as personal bank account details and credit card information, personal income related disclosures, etc. Such information, ...

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