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Researchers investigate why technology professionals turn to Reddit for privacy law advice
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When technology professionals have questions about how privacy laws apply to the products they build, some turn to Reddit for answers. A University of Maine–led research team investigated why these professionals seek guidance on the platform, which privacy requirements they find most challenging and how they assess advice from strangers.
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