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What is Data Privacy?
Data privacy is a type of data security concerned with ensuring that data is only used by authorized individuals and for the intended purpose. Our data creation, gathering, sharing, and analysis capacity is expanding tremendously, and sources estimate the amount of data humankind generates daily is up to 2.5 quintillion bytes. Massive volumes of that data are also being gathered by corporations every minute of every day.
However, data gathering is frequently a broad net technique, unlawfully acquiring private, sensitive user information with more-public data, causing issues for customers and businesses. At the same time, even knowingly giving personal data by customers can cause severe issues if it is not protected against unwanted access.
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