| Mobile Minute: The Mobile Minute is sponsored by SpiderCloud Wireless. The White House wants to limit the way companies can use big data. Obama Administration advisor John Podesta is calling for a digital “bill of rights” for consumers so that people will understand how their data is being used. The Administration’s report is a response to the revelations made by Edward Snowden, but it goes beyond government activities to touch as well on the data collected by wireless service providers and other companies. Carriers will be keeping a close eye on developments here, as they try to balance customer rights with their own interest in making targeted offers based on data, and potentially selling some data to third parties. |
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White House eyes big data (RCR Mobile Minute)
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