US EditionBrazil Is Testing a Data Revolution. Citizens Should Have Control over Their Data on the Internet, Companies Will Pay for It
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Brazil is one of the countries with the highest levels of data protection. Now, the South American country has launched a new program that aims to give citizens control over their online data and generate revenue from its use for marketing purposes. The dWallet pilot program is the world's first large-scale project...
Brazil has become the first country to allow citizens to own, manage and monetize their digital data through a pilot program called dWallet.
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