Consider the introduction of privacy laws at both the federal and provincial levels and the restrictions and controls this imposes on business. Does this place an unreasonable burden on business? In this discussion, make sure you defend your position with sound logic.

Introduction of privacy laws at both the federal and provisional levels imposes too much burden for the business due to the many controls and restrictions it imposes on business. The issuance of government regulations such as data privacy limit the way business use customer personal data. The collection and the sharing of personal data is usually vital for any business is the analysis of business and potential business especially in today's digital economy. The restrictions imposed by the governments on the use of such data means the business cannot fully optimize data for business advertisements and promotions. The regulations and limitations that come with the government data security policies puts the customer data under tight lock and are subjected to no surveillance so as to abide by the privacy laws. The regulatory landscape creates too much complications for the business today as they dictate the ways a business can collect, store and even handle personal data and information of the consumers,. These protections are usually rigid and comprehensive and hence limit data consumer efficiency of a business.  The regulations imposed by the government governs the manner in which personal data can be used by a business and the manner in which such data needs to be handled. It is therefore likely that many activities relating to the use of personal data will be caught by such regulations and hence imposing too much burden on business.