[off-topic]Data Privacy Day🔐🔓🔒🔧

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Data Privacy Day is an international holiday that occurs every 28 January. The purpose of Data Privacy Day is to raise awareness and promote privacy and data protection best practices.It is currently observed in the United States, Canada, India and 47 European countries. Data Privacy Day's educational initiative originally ...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_Privacy_Day
https://digitalguardian.com/blog/101-data-protection-tips-how-keep-your-passwords-financial-personal-information-safe

#DataPrivacyDay

Answer 1

does it give holiday in India ?
// 28th jan 2018 is already sunday ... no benefit for me even if it gives holiday😂

//anyways , thnx ☺ for the information @SD

Answer 2

u r most welcome..
i think in modern world its very important to secure your all data as important to take breakfast at morning ☺

Answer 3

when the mods feel it's off-topic they would mark it.Well thanks for the info anyway

Answer 4

Thanks for the information😀😀😊

Answer 5

Please why is it off-topic?I kinda gained something from this

Answer 6

idk.. i think its not related to programming thats why i do that @brain

Answer 7

lol.. hope in next year it will be holiday @ga
welcome ☺

Answer 8

welcome @JD ☺

Answer 9

look good.. but i have no whatsapp ... :(

Answer 10

nice info

Answer 11

I was HUGE into privacy for years, using VPNs, Tor, Tails, Protonmail, privacy enhanced Firefox, modifying my Google account, Veracrypt, Whonix, I2p, proxies, regular cleaning of PC, DNS changing, etc

but recently I was listening to the radio (Glen Beck) about AI, and how they can digtally create scenes of you committing crime

but with some tiny lost of privacy to the NSA, they will eventually be able to prove you didn't actually commit the crime as you were somewhere else

Now, I 100 percent believe only you and God should always be watching you, but after all I say the tiny little bit loss of privacy should be worth it, especially when its ONLY losses to the government

however, I fear that a database even owned by the NSA, can and will have many breaches