Tech Policy

Tech policy refers to the guidelines, regulations, and laws that govern the development, deployment, and use of technology, shaping the tech industry's impact on society and the economy. As technology continues to advance and play an increasingly vital role in modern life, tech policy has become a critical area of focus for governments, businesses, and individuals, influencing everything from data privacy and cybersecurity to innovation and digital rights.

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