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Opponents of the administration's new privacy plan say it will cost companies too much and will discourage the consolidation of banks, insurers and securities firms that the law passed last year was intended to promote by deregulation.

"Jason and I have talked about a privacy plan and what our endgame might look like," she says.

The privacy plan is actually a voluntary standard that's billed as a way to give Web surfers the means to control how their personal information is used.

When the government's latest big data privacy plan was being drawn up, the White House engaged hundreds of stakeholders, but most of the representatives from the private sector were end users rather than vendors – the companies benefitting from the technology rather than those designing or operating it.

Last month, the White House announced a privacy plan to bring industry and consumer groups together to figure out some rules of the road.

He would allow companies to write their own privacy plans and submit them to the F.T.C. for approval.

Privacy Mr Clegg faced pressure from his backbenchers over Government privacy plans this month and attempt- ed to defend the new "snooping" laws.

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Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo have existing privacy plans in place since March, deleting personal information within at most 18 months (13 for Yahoo).

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WASHINGTON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The White House is working with bipartisan sponsors on a bill to protect data collected from students through educational apps - the first of President Barack Obama's "Big Data" privacy plans to gain traction in the Republican-controlled Congress.