A) Analyze the recent Meta fine under the GDPR for failure to protect customers' privacy. Which provisions of the GDPR were violated? Do you agree that this was Meta's fault for violating privacy? Why or why not? Should the US have similar laws to the GDPR to protect individuals' privacy? Why or why not?

B) Do you agree with FIPP and the ACM about the right to control information about you? Are there limits to this right? What kinds of information should be private and what should be less so? Why? Which of the three solutions presented make the most sense to you and why? Or do you have another solution to preserving privacy? Make sure you address the downsides of your proposal.