Anonymity on smartphones – is that possible?
Hardly anything is as valuable as the personal data of a person or a company. You can see that from the sheer amount of money companies and states put into collecting data, the struggle to find BIG DATA analysts, and of course the seriousness with which the EU and many other states approach data protection. The more data you have collected, the more money you can earn with this data. No wonder that more and more people are starting to deal with questions regarding the privacy of their personal information. Who collected all the data about me? Do I have control over what happens to my data? How can I protect myself from data rage in the future? How much of myself do I want to disclose to the Internet, businesses and the state? All questions that are worth asking. Without a certain commitment and knowledge of data protection, you can easily reveal a lot of yourself carelessly. Brief instructions for protecting your data on your smartphone: Use a VPN or TOR when you connect to t...