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In the SEO and web context, privacy is about controlling what data websites track, how it’s stored, and whether users understand or consent. Core principles include: Consent: Users must actively Opt-In before tracking or advertising cookies run. Transparency: Clear disclosure ...

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A contextual border is a boundary of meaning — the invisible line that separates one knowledge domain from another. In NLP, this often shows up in topic segmentation tasks. In SEO, it parallels topical borders, which define the scope of ...

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