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Internet traffic and global online commerce have grown together
at exponential rates.4 That growth has remained vibrant in the face of
severe global economic headwinds. The United States, the European
Union, and various Asian countries each have a unique framework
for dealing with privacy issues. Many commentators argue that the
American and European systems have evolved differently as a result
of the different underlying values and traditions of their respective
societies.5 In a recent article on MSNBC.com, the American publicwas distinguished from the European public as being “paranoid about
their government” and prone to “limiting government power as much
as possible.”6 The American view stands in stark contrast to the
intrinsic trust Western Europeans put in their governments to protect
them from “unscrupulous” corporations.7 The philosophical
differences have manifested themselves in divergent legal systems,
each viewing privacy through a unique lens and offering differing
guidelines on when and how protection should be afforded. In many
parts of Europe personal information cannot be collected or shared
without the consumer’s explicit permission and consumers have a
right to review their data and correct inaccuracies.8 Moreover,
companies that process data must register their activities with
European governments9 and European employers cannot read their
employees’ private emails even though those emails are being read on
company computers during working hours.10 The willingness of the
Chinese populace to engage in online commerce without privacy
protections may be a natural extension of their upbringing – citizens
of a country who have come to expect little privacy in most parts of
daily life may not care about online privacy in the same way
Americans and Europeans do.

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