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Your devices collect more than you think, and far more people can see it than you expect. This category examines how data is gathered, shared, monitored, and sold by employers, platforms, governments, and data brokers.
Privacy is no longer about secrecy. It is about control in a permanently observed world.
Smart home devices continuously collect data about your behavior, schedule, voice, and home environment. The worst offenders are not always the ones people suspect. The risk is not just about hackers. …
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Data brokers hold detailed profiles on most American adults including name, address history, phone numbers, email addresses, relatives, income estimates, political affiliation, purchasing behavior, …
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If your employer provided your device or VPN, assume they can see application usage, web browsing history, file access logs, and in some configurations keystroke and screenshot data. Work devices and …
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