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Protect data privacy, or else
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Medhy Aginta HidayatLecturer at the Sociology Department of Trunojoyo University
Bangkalan, Madura |
Mon, April 16, 2018
| 09:04 am
The data economy will continue to grow rapidly, and many more problems could emerge in relation to privacy violation practices on social media. (Shutterstock/File)
PREMIUM The recent data scandal involving the personal data of 87 million Facebook users, including one million Indonesians, has shocked users around the world. The data, which should have been private and confidential, had been exploited by Cambridge Analytica. The British political consultancy apparently used the personal data of Facebook users to develop profiles of prospective voters. Using big dat...
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