"We've been so concerned about the legalese and the technical accuracy and exactly what the regulator wants to say that we've lost the average user," said Jules Polonetsky, AOL's former senior vice president and chief privacy officer. Read more from an interview he did with Rachelle Crum of E-Commerce Times.
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