More Canadian retailers caught selling customer data to Meta
A CBC News investigation has found the practice of selling customer data to Facebook’s parent company, Meta, without their consent is more widespread than previously thought. The list of Canadian retailers doing so includes Lululemon, Hudson's Bay and Best Buy.
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