A retailer wants to collect information about its customer purchases so that it can suggest appropriate products to its customers,but the retailer does not want to raise privacy concerns among its customers.Which of the following should it do?
A) Give customers a choice as to whether they give information
B) Tell consumers what information they are collecting
C) Allow consumers to view and correct any personal information held by an online retailer
D) Ensure that the information is held securely and is not passed on to other companies
E) All of these

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All of the mentioned choices are important to ensure that the retailer collects customer information while maintaining their privacy concerns. By giving customers a choice as to whether they want to provide their information, the retailer is respecting their privacy and autonomy. By informing customers of what data is being collected, they can make an informed decision about whether to provide it or not. Allowing customers to view and correct any personal information held by the retailer further enhances customer trust and transparency. Finally, holding information securely and not sharing it with third-party companies helps protect customer data from unauthorized access or disclosure.

A Retailer Wants to Collect Information About Its Customer Purchases