In defense of personal

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In conditions where the possibilities of borrowing from outside are limited, of course, it is necessary to look for ways to create our own information technologies and solutions.

But people cannot be made to be silent observers of the use and dissemination of their personal information.

By enriching anonymized information about movements, medical, fiscal data, information about services received, video and film viewing history, it is possible to obtain digital profiles of a person that will turn our understanding of privacy, private life and family secrets upside down.

Our personal data itself is of interest to many, but not all of them have good intentions.

There are authorities that content writing service provide public services and are involved in planning the development of cities. The public value of using data here is usually not in question, so the laws, as a rule, directly state what these organizations do.



There are commercial organizations that need our data to better understand our interests and offer us more relevant services, products, or website content. In these cases, the public value of using such sensitive information is not always clear.

We have all encountered annoying calls or SMS messages advertising services we don’t need. Therefore,

Today the law states that such use of data must occur with your consent

And finally, there is the outright illegal use of our data. We are talking about Internet probing services. About scammers who use data to achieve their goals from the victim by means of suggestion, manipulation and other psychological techniques - to force them to transfer money, commit an offense, put a person into a state of stress and panic.

A TOOL IN THE HANDS OF FRAUDSTERS

One example is when an employee is written to in a messenger on behalf of the head of the organization that a person in uniform will contact him and that his instructions must be followed. The messenger account looks like a real one - a photo, a phone number, information about the organizational structure of the organization, etc. is used.

This is facilitated, of course, by the large amount of data that has become publicly available since the beginning of the Special Military Operation. It is difficult not to see the hand of our opponents here. However, they do not particularly hide it.

They steal everything they can get their hands on. Most data leaks contain identifiers – name, phone, address, etc. Few leaks contain transactional information, which characterizes us much better than that name and phone.