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The market for online privacy is growing at an unprecedented pace. Edward Snowden and WikiLeaks revelations had the effect of a rolling snowball that first made denizens of the Internet question the practices of tech and telecoms giants and Internet Service Providers (ISPs), and then gave a fruitful ground for growth for tech companies offering privacy-protecting products.
Virtual Private Networks, or VPNs, make by far one of the largest niches on the market of online privacy. The niche is over-saturated by now due to an increased demand for VPNs among businesses and individuals looking to regain their privacy.
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70 to 90 Percent
Hey, I LIKE this new standard. HOW much money can I get paid for writing stuff that I'm “pretty sure is 70 to 90 percent accurate”? Do I have to specify WHICH 10 to 30 percent is “crap I just made up”? I mean, when the Weekly World News reports “Elvis Visits His New Grandson,” and it turns out there IS a grandson, and SOMEONE visited the kid, and they got the kid's name and DOB right, what percentage of that story is “accurate”?
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