Companies frequently disguise invasive data collection as privacy management, obscuring the extent of surveillance marketing. This practice enables personalized advertising through hidden tracking, directly linking privacy policies to exploitative data harvesting. Understanding this dynamic is crucial for identifying greenwashing, where ethical branding masks the reality of widespread digital exploitation and consumer manipulation.
Source:Published on 2024-02-29
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