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User data collected by search engines and other online services provides benefits but also risks to user privacy. As data storage and processing capabilities increase, more user information can be aggregated and analyzed from various sources. This raises concerns about potential misuse of personal data by authorities, companies, and other entities. To build trust, search engines must implement strong privacy policies and transparency around data practices. An independent international organization may help set standards to balance innovation with privacy protection.
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