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Originally Posted by T3rminator
Kind of. When you use the internet, the sites and services you use collecting your data are bound by the same act. So if EVERYONE plays by the rules, then in theory your data should be kept safe. And only the people you agree to give it to will have it.
There is a small loophole however. If the data handler tells you that they are collecting your data to do X (usually done in fine prints and T&Cs) then they can use it to do X e.g. sell it to 3rd parties. How many people read the full T&Cs before clicking "I agree"  |
I agree with what you say but there is more to what you think they are collecting on you.
Personally I don't give a toss as I accepted years ago Govco, Banks IP's etc know more about me than what I know about myself.
No such thing as privacy in this world these days unless you go off grid and live like a hermit but then they probably spy on you with satellites.
