Is AVG planning to sell user data to advertisers following privacy policy change?

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New privacy policy appears to allow AVG to sell user data to advertisers - but the company denies the accusation by privacy campaigner

Czech Republic-based security software vendor AVG, producer of one of the world's most popular anti-virus software suites, has come under fire over it's privacy policy, which appears to allow it to...

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