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  1. How it works
  2. Why it is a problem
  3. Point 1
  4. Point 2
  5. Examples
  6. References

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How it works

Money is no longer sufficient to pay for many services, including insurance, banking, and the process of buying a house. The businesses selling these services also require their customers to agree to have their personal information sold to or shared with data brokers. The business may include a convoluted way to partially opt out, but frequently there is no way to prevent the sale of this personal information.

Why it is a problem

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Examples

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References

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