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What are some ethical considerations for companies when collecting and storing customers' names in databases? What data security measures should be in place to protect customer names and personal information? How does the level of personalization in marketing communications affect customer engagement and trust? When does personalization using a customer's name cross the line into being intrusive? What are some common reasons why someone might provide a shortened or informal version of their name when asked? How should you respond if someone offers a nickname instead of their full name? What are some non-verbal cues that might indicate someone has forgotten your name? How can you politely remind someone of your name if they seem to have forgotten it? In a scientific study, how are participants' names sometimes used for longitudinal tracking while maintaining privacy? What coding or anonymization techniques are used in research involving personal data? 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