Survey: Consumers OK with retail privacy quid pro quo
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Kyle Brasseur2019-10-29T19:27:00
Nearly three-fourths of respondents in a recent retail privacy survey said they are willing to share personal data in exchange for better pricing, special discounts, or exclusive offers.
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