When a customer willingly gives a company sensitive information, such as a social security number, the company is not responsible for the security of this information.

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The company is responsible for the security of any sensitive information provided by the customer, regardless of whether it was willingly given or not. Companies have a legal obligation to protect customer information and failing to do so can lead to financial penalties and damage to the company's reputation.

When a Customer Willingly Gives a Company Sensitive Information, Such