USA TODAY explores whether college students are concerned about the personal information businesses access about them as online games, streaming services and social networking sites increasingly give third parties access to the online data they’ve collected. Woody Hartzog, assistant law professor at Alabama’s Samford University, said, “Young people don’t think about privacy of information to third parties. When they get older, it becomes more real. It largely stems from young people not thinking about their information being given to third parties, and maybe not caring.” Editor’s Note: Hartzog will speak at the IAPP’s Navigate, June 21, in Portsmouth, NH.
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