Physical and Digital Privacy: How Developed and Developing Countries Differ in Both Vulnerability and Protection.

Historically, a concern for I physical i privacy led to investments in tangible barriers such as closed carriages, walled gardens, and gated estates. Firms of all sizes face the lure of data-driven competitive edges at the potential cost of consumers' privacy, and novel technologies have created new bounds around the consumer marketer exchange. How might privacy vulnerabilities change as consumers adopt new technologies, such as AI, smart homes, biometric authenticators, and wearable devices, that blur physical and digital privacy?. [Extracted from the article]

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