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Five Notable Company Apologies for Privacy Invasion
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July 7, 2014
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1:15Now PlayingJuly 7 (Bloomberg) --- Facebook has often been at the center of the online privacy debate, and they've apologized numerous times for overstepping their bounds with user data. The latest "mood experiment" has earned yet another apology, but they're not the only company that has had to eat humble pie in regards to your privacy. Ranx takes a look at five big companies that have had to apologize for getting a little too cozy with your personal information. Video by: Drew Beebe, Justin Beach. (Source: Bloomberg)
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