There’s a reason why Data Personal privacy Day pisses me off.
January 28 was the annual “Trademark vacation” for cybersecurity, seemingly a day committed to promoting data personal privacy awareness and staying safe online. This year, as over the last few years, it has actually become a releasing pad for marketing fluff and promoting personal privacy practices that do not hold up.
Privacy has actually ended up being a major element of our larger views on security, and it remains in sharper focus than ever as we see several examples of companies that harvest excessive of our information, share it with others, offer it to advertisers and 3rd parties and use it to track our every relocation so they can eject a couple of more dollars.
However as we end up being more aware of these concerns, companies big and little clamor for attention about how their personal privacy practices are good for users. All too often, business make hollow pledges and empty claims that appearance fancy and significant.
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