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Whether you shop for holidays or insurance, information on you is collected every time you make a purchase, use your mobile, or even give out your postcode. How do we balance our desire for security and for privacy, in an increasingly technological world?
These are some of the issues being addressed by Bristol Universityexperts at a free public talk, entitled 'Is privacy possible in the 21st century?' taking place next week [Thursday 12 February].
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