Right to privacy and security online
The right to keep your personal information and data safe from others without permission.
Understanding Right to privacy and security online in Issues in Technology
What it does: Strong security helps protect your right to privacy. Sharing your password puts your personal data at risk. Privacy is a basic right everyone has. Sharing passwords risks your privacy instead of protecting it. Weak security makes it easier for others to access your data. Privacy matters online just as much as offline. Public Wi-Fi can be insecure, putting your privacy at risk. Public Wi-Fi often isn't secure, so it isn't always private.
Common mistakes: Privacy does matter online - it's a right everyone has. Sharing passwords risks your privacy, it isn't safe.
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