Just as Faultline had almost given up hope after last week’s political angle at CES left us hanging, a data privacy session at the virtual event provided some poignant technology predictions for the Biden administration – delivered in warts-and-all fashion by execs from Amazon, Google, and Twitter. A distinct lack of finger-pointing between the three speakers, representing their respective technology titans, might seem like a disappointing outcome for the neutral observer that tuned in expecting a data privacy war of words. However, the unanimous agreements about the challenges facing the technology industry over the next four years, and which issues the next US administration might fit onto its overfilled plate, made for a compelling discussion. Panelists gushed over Europe’s privacy…