Forbes reports on the “most privacy-friendly companies” according to privacy experts. Lee Tien of the Electronic Frontier Foundation cites Microsoft, Google, Tumblr and Facebook, while Chris Hoofnagle of Berkeley’s Center for Law & Technology cites B2B services “such as Salesforce, which explicitly says that the data you load into their service is yours, that you can encrypt it and that they will never sell it.” Boston attorney Sarah Downey says Twitter’s “Do-Not-Track” policy puts it at the top, and a number of experts cited companies such as DuckDuckGo, which doesn’t track users’ searches.
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