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How Spitting in a Tube Might Lead to Privacy Concerns

The Morning Run Crew

12-Mar-19 06:05

How Spitting in a Tube Might Lead to Privacy Concerns

03:25 - Would you share your genetic data?

09:13 - Have we killed the rest day?

15:40 - Is a law against insensitive comments on news portals the best way to tackle the trolls?

21:30 - Will social media matter less to you as you age?

Presented by: Lyn Mak, Sharidz Abdullah, Julian Ng


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Categories:  Markets,  Investments

Tags:  23andme,  dna testing,  data,  privacy,  rest,  work life balance,  gobind singh deo,  social media, 


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