Twitter and American Greetings are two leading companies when it comes to protecting its users' privacy, but 53% of big online companies fail to pass muster, according to the Online Trust Alliance's annual survey of online privacy and security practices. In general, the survey reveals that the social segment -- including gaming, communication, social networking, and document / photo sharing -- have recognized the importance of privacy and security as part of their brand promise, but most companies need to go a long way to catch up. Take a look at who made the Online Trust Alliance's 2013 Honor Roll -- a comprehensive audit of the web's most visible companies.
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