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Which of the following is a supporting argument for geolocation devices posing a threat to privacy?
A) Businesses are responsible to educate consumers about how they use geolocation data.
B) The social norm has shifted and people have become comfortable with sharing more information, including their location.
C) Many businesses incorporate geolocation as a primary marketing strategy; the loss of privacy is outweighed by the benefit to consumers.
D) Society may need to reevaluate its expectations as to the amount of privacy in people's digital lives.

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