Be a data privacy snob. Tip 4: Delete apps you don't use. #DataPrivacyWeek Why should that food delivery app you used once a year ago get access to all your precious data? If you haven't used the app in months, delete it. https://t.co/Z8s8lgfz0u
Be a data privacy snob. Tip 3: Check your settings. #DataPrivacyWeek Check your devices monthly to see which apps can access your camera, mic, or location. This handy page puts privacy settings at your fingertips: https://t.co/N2j4zfrQvX More info: https://t.co/vMXO5zA5Fp
Be a data privacy snob. Tip 2: Cultivate a data privacy habit. #DataPrivacyWeek Why does a solitaire app need to know your location? Think before you share your location, contacts, photos, and other data with a new app or website. https://t.co/tlbp82z5EX
Be a data privacy snob. Tip 1: Know the trade-offs between convenience and privacy. #DataPrivacyWeek A map app can't suggest directions unless it knows where you are. But does it need your location when you're not using it? https://t.co/2HrEPWEbMC
Why be a data privacy snob? There's a saying that if you're not paying for a product, then *you* are the product—more specifically, your data. Data analytics is big business. #DataPrivacyWeek More info: https://t.co/BJzNziWv3t
Are you a data privacy snob? Join the @uoregon community for #DataPrivacyWeek January 22-28 and learn how to value data about yourself as much as the people and companies who buy it. More info: https://t.co/oisNoVJf0G