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WHAT I DID TO PROTECT MY PRIVACY – A MORE CONSCIOUS APPROACH TO DATA ONLINE. unfolding but it is undeniable that it sparked some interesting and serious conversations regarding the amount of information about us accessible online, our use of the internet and the need of legislation to protect our privacy (information is indeed power). Facebook is in the eye of the storm for its terrible negligence and malpractice in managing the data of millions of people. A few days on their clumsy utilisation of a deprecated Android API to collect a history of the recipients of all SMS messages and phone calls on Android devices that had the Facebook or Messenger app installed to feed the algorithms managing friends suggestions. personal information and limit the reach of advertisement companies, political parties and many other agencies that have the tools to “connect the dots” and use data to their advantage. Despite Tim Cook’s numerous remarks and pride for Apple’s all cloud data belonging to its Chinese users to servers based in China, allowing for much easier government access. Whilst I am sure that this conversation will be beneficial in creating a more structured system to protect our information (and the GDPR conscious of the mechanisms underlying the internet, the concept of audience, the potential eternity of data shared online, the way our This requires a combined effort of companies, policy makers, agencies and governments, but hopefully it will also be something that education systems will be called to cover in the near future. However, there are some small steps that everyone can take to limit the amount of information online companies can use to profile people. It was estimated that Google (through the An*lytics script, AdSense, in-browser predictive systems, auto-suggest, etc.) can track around well (through Pixel, Graph APIs and other forms of presence such as comment box scripts, like bu*ton, embedded posts, etc) can track a As you can imagine, mixing almost all of your browsing history with the information that you spontaneously submit in your wall or with