Online interactions fuel companies like Google, allowing them to gather data on your habits and location for targeted ads. While these “free” services seem convenient, they come at the cost of your personal information. This trade-off not only makes ads feel invasive but also exposes you to risks like identity theft and scams. To protect…
Online interactions fuel companies like Google, allowing them to gather data on your habits and location for targeted ads. While these “free” services seem convenient, they come at the cost of your personal information. This trade-off not only makes ads feel invasive but also exposes you to risks like identity theft and scams. To protect…
Apps like Fitbit, Strava and Nike Training Club don’t just track your workouts – they also sell your data to advertisers. Since around 80% of top apps share your info, it’s a good idea to review and limit your sharing permissions to protect your privacy.
