Data Privacy

Welcome to the data privacy page! This topic has become very popular in the recent years as data is an important part of a company's structure. They collect our data, store it, then analyze it themselves or sell it to the highest bidder to make revenue. Many wonder why companies are allowed to do this, and it's mostly due to few restrictions in the data field. Some lawmakers do not see data privacy as a high-ranking issue, which is not suitable for modern society because companies need to be punished for their data privacy mistakes. Such examples include the Equifax data breach and the more recent Facebook/Cambridge Analytica breach.

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