Companies looking to adopt data minimization best practices should begin by asking themselves why they need the data they have collected. As appropriate, policies should be redesigned to ensure the collection and retention of only the minimum amount of information. Credit: Connect world/Adobe Stock Companies looking to adopt data minimization best practices should begin by asking themselves why they need the data they have collected. As appropriate, policies should be redesigned to ensure the collection and retention of only the minimum amount of information. Credit: Connect world/Adobe Stock

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