People always think they are unique in their behaviour, but most behaviour is predictable when you gather information and behaviour patterns from millions of people around the world.
That's also why it's always a bogus argument when people are telling : I have nothing to hide. This information is useless.
To you it might seem useless but to others it can be of great value and especially when combined with other information. It's also what feeds most of the Social Engineering.
the simplest example: when you enter your Facebook profile, the company will immediately ask questions ( to complete you social profile), like survey but in a smart way, the company collect huge amount of free data about their customers & sell to the biggest production company's in order t define people needs & create successful product base on measure got it from analysing those data.
Yes, they want to know more about you and try to keep you on the app as long as possible. Luckily, there are some things we can do to contain this a little bit. More about that soon.
I love your article! sehr schön geschrieben :)
Danke @tai-euler!
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People always think they are unique in their behaviour, but most behaviour is predictable when you gather information and behaviour patterns from millions of people around the world.
That's also why it's always a bogus argument when people are telling : I have nothing to hide. This information is useless.
To you it might seem useless but to others it can be of great value and especially when combined with other information. It's also what feeds most of the Social Engineering.
Great article!
You're spot on @thetimminator! We're super predictable! Following you now.
Great article. You get my help by my 💯 % upvote and my resteem. Let's stay in contact and may schedule a beer with my next berlin visit.
Thanks @detlev! I'm following you also. Let me know when you're in Berlin. I'm in Bangkok at the moment, but planning to be back late November.
Use full article , thank you....!
Thank you @hasantha!
Good
Thanks! @egzonagaj
Great article
Thank you so much @belalh!
Useful explanation.... great article.
Thank you for the kind words
Great Article. Follow me back
Thanks and done!
the simplest example: when you enter your Facebook profile, the company will immediately ask questions ( to complete you social profile), like survey but in a smart way, the company collect huge amount of free data about their customers & sell to the biggest production company's in order t define people needs & create successful product base on measure got it from analysing those data.
Yes, they want to know more about you and try to keep you on the app as long as possible. Luckily, there are some things we can do to contain this a little bit. More about that soon.
don't keep us waiting to see your suggestions in order to protect our info from that kind of légal data ripe.
Thanks for the encouragement @anahowa210. As soon as I have some time, I'll write it!