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Peer Review

Metadata which is data that provides information about other data. This is a complicated topic that most individuals don't understand or would want to take on. I respect the fact that you choose this topic clearly there are a lot of subtopics to discuss such as in within the internet, broadcasting, and in music. There are different rules and legislation that goes within this category as well that could've been discussed. The one thing that was recommened to fix was the weak worldwide view on this subject, which would have been nice to see. However, your edit does go along with the public opinion and voting behavior that we've constantly discuss in class, such as that 45% of Americans are not confident in social media companies being able to secure their personal data and then 40% say social media companies should just not need to store their information at all. These statistics come from the Pew Research Center a very reliable source when it comes to polling. Good topic choice, nice statistic, a little more room for improvement overall.

Joey9201 (talk) 19:26, 25 October 2018 (UTC)Joe El-Sharnouby