Tech giants play a pivotal role in the digital privacy debate. On the one hand, they are the gatekeepers of vast data repositories; on the other, they are criticized for not doing enough to protect these vaults. Initiatives like Apple's privacy labels or Google's commitment to phasing out third-party cookies are commendable, yet skepticism remains. With profit often prioritized over privacy, the question persists: Can these entities be trusted as guardians of our digital lives, or do their motives render such trust misplaced
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