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Digital Transformation paved the way for dematerialization, where we depend entirely on smartphones for each and everything. Alarm clocks, Telephones, CDs, DVDs, VCD Players, Physical Maps, Calculators, and many more physical things are transformed into digital. Since smartphones replace many items, our data is being stored, managed, processed, and maintained by the service providers, from which the question arises, ‘Is it safe to store our data on smartphones?’
Business, government, health, financial, and one-on-one interactions all happen in the digital space. The data being stored can be manipulated by hackers easily, which is why data privacy is an important topic that grabs everyone’s attention.
What is Data Privacy?
Data Privacy is the protection of an individual’s data from unauthorized access. The main focus of data privacy is to collect, store, process, manage, and maintain the data correctly by meeting data protection and privacy compliances and regulations. It involves rules, guidelines, best practices, and techniques to assist organizations in maintaining privacy complaints.
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