Social Media, we all use it. We get to select which information we want to share. But what information is really being shared, or better yet. What information to we still keep to ourselves? #DataPrivacyDay#dataprivacy
The big question is Data Privacy Ethical. It is really a yes and no answer. Sometimes your data is used to benefit yourself and/or others, but other times is given away or leaked without our knowledge. All in all it really depends.
Every wonder why you always see ads of your recent searches? that's because they collect your data to post out ads related top your interests. How do you feel about this? any concerns? #DataAnalytics#dataprotection#dataprivacy#education
We often look at ethics I data privacy as just for big organizations. But what about the individuals with other peoples information's? What is stopping them from randomly releasing it to the public without consent. they have no consequence because often times they are anonymous.
Ethics in Data Privacy
As our data is being shared to these "trusted" organizations. Organizations are still ran by people, and people can do whatever they want. More on this in the next tweet
#dataprivacy#DataPrivacyDay2021#dataprotection
*Quick Tip*
How to protect your data!
Make sure when you sign up for new accounts etc. Read what your being asked to share, and if you refuse to share it. Simply click away.
Relating back to my last tweet. Those are steps that social media platforms take to protect our data from others. But what about protecting our data from themselves. Would they take our data without consent?
#DataPrivacyDay#dataprotection#hackers
For the longest time people have thought our iPhones are listening to us 24/7. This is because when you say "Hey Siri" your phone picks it up. But the phone doesn't know when you are going to say it, thus meaning the phone has to be recording at all time. Think about that...
Important information you may be giving social media platforms!
- Phone Numbers
- Photos/Videos
- Location
- Addresses
- Card Information (debit/credit)
Just keep that in mind! Don't trust every site you go on!
In America, 28% of people do not let organizations take any personal information, while another 26% say they choose which pieces of information they want give access to. Which side do you stand? Or do you simply think data privacy doesn't exist? Perhaps you just don't care?
Did you know Facebook has a "Suicide Detection Algorithm" in order to promote suicide awareness and prevention. Facebook does so by using the AI to collect data from users post to predict potential mental health issues or propensity to commit suicide. #DataPrivacyDay#dataprivacy
In 2012, a hacker under the alias "Peace" exploited over 117 million Linkedin users passwords. 5 years later in 2017 he did the same thing. All out of nowhere. That could have been any one of you. Think about that... #DataPrivacyDay#dataprivacy#hacking#leaked