Using rich first-hand sources, Waldman provides an unprecedented account of how tech companies undermine privacy law from the inside. Industry Unbound brings together seemingly separate issues-discourse, law, and design-to reveal tech companies' strategies to perform symbolic acts of protecting privacy while extracting our data.
The book presents an innovative approach to information privacy, emphasizing the role of law in safeguarding disclosures made within trusted environments. It explores how legal frameworks can be adapted to enhance privacy protection, fostering a deeper understanding of trust dynamics in information sharing. By rethinking traditional privacy concepts, the author aims to equip readers with new strategies for navigating the complexities of confidentiality in various contexts.