The Internet Shouldn’t Own You

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The Web was designed to be an open system, no spying or data gathering allowed. It can be again, writes BitTorrent CEO Eric Klinker.

Published Oct. 10 2013 5:45AM EDT

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So far this year, more than 500 data breaches have been logged globally. In the United States, the security of more than six million records has been compromised.

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The Internet Shouldn’t Own You

The Web was designed to be an open system, no spying or data gathering allowed. It can be again, writes BitTorrent CEO Eric Klinker.

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Eric Klinker