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It turns out that the misconception that people surrender their right to privacy by posting on Facebook is unfortunately still breeding to some degree within government circles. Officials of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) and the Department of Justice Canada put forward that very argument in defending their years-long collection of personal information

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It turns out that the misconception that people surrender their right to privacy by posting on Facebook is unfortunately still breeding to some degree within government circles. Officials of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) and the Department of Justice Canada put forward that very argument in defending their years-long collection of personal information

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Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada

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