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Hello, Dan.
Andhello, everybody.
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What's thestory?
We'relookingatdataprivacytoday.
Somethingreallyimportantforallofusthesedays.
Okay, LetshimorfromthisBBCWorldServicenewsreportAustralia's consumerwatchdoghasfiled a lawsuitagainstthetechcompanyGoogleaccusingitofmisleadingcustomersaboutitscollectionanduseofpersonaldata.
ThecommissionsaidthatGooglecollectedandusedthepersonalinformationofandroidphoneandtabletuserswithoutgivingthem a properchoice.
Googlesuedby a C C C afterallegedlymisleadingcustomersoverlocation, datacollection, misleading, makingsomeonebelievessomethinguntrueorincorrect.
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I'llspellthewholethingfirst.
M I s l e a D i N g misleading.
Solet's startwiththemiddlepart.
Leadtheverbtolead.
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Youdirectthemonewaiter.
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Soifyou'reyou'rein a newbuildingandyou'relookingfortheloo, yousaytosomebody, Canyoushowmewherethebathroomis?
Iftheysayfollow, maytheyleadyoutothebathroomsoyoucanphysicallyleadsomebodybytakingthemto a particularplace, oryoucan a secondwayweusethewordlead.
Toleadsomebodymeanstomakethembelievesomething.
Soyoucanleadsomebodytobelievethatsomethingistrue.
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Wonderfulcustodianofcustody.
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