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Trahan: Between the president saying things like “let data reign” or “this is a hoax,” no one is buying that. We all lived through social media and the failure that we did not put more guardrails in place when we had the opportunity to do it, whether that’s around...

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Full interview and more from MeidasTouch here:

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The trust collapse Trahan describes shows up in the data now. New Zealand's 2026 privacy survey found 51% of people concerned about digital identity systems, 40% worried about smart connected devices, and 40% about wearables. Facial recognition concern keeps rising. These are mainstream worries, not niche ones.

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It's telling us who is paying Trump!

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The social media companies are the modern day factory of the early 20th century. We really think they can police themselves? Come on. It is ludicrous

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