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Started as Data Protection Day in 2007 by the Council of Europe, the day is meant to call attention to the importance of protecting personal information.

LONDON — TikTok is facing a fresh European Union privacy investigation into user data sent to China, regulators said Thursday ...

As one international data protection group states, “the objective of this day is to sensitize individuals and disseminate privacy practices and principles.

Data privacy, as a concept, deals with how information is used, as well as whether an organization has the legal right or proper permissions to use the information it obtains. Data security is an ...

The video follows Ted Lasso star Nick Mohammed “through his average day, explaining how bad actors misuse data — and how Apple works to keep his personal information safe.” ...

Delete it and take away its access to the data you agreed to share when you first downloaded it. Update everything. This doesn’t just apply to your operating systems and antivirus software.

Secured Connections can slow down your Facebook pages as encrypted data takes longer to load, the blog points out. What's more, some Facebook features and many third-party applications are not ...

It's a good reminder about the importance of respecting privacy, safeguarding data, and enabling trust, according to the National Cybersecurity Alliance.

Awareness of data privacy is crucial in a world where data is constantly being collected and distributed among people, devices and services. People voluntarily share their personal data through social ...

No one plans to lose their cellphone, but if it happens and the phone isn’t locked, the consequences can be devastating.

Wu Morri “Mark the day by learning more about data privacy, how to be good stewards of the personal data entrusted to this institution, and how to protect your own data privacy,” suggested Minming Wu ...