Would you bid adieu to social media for data privacy?

Updated:6 years, 4 months ago

New Delhi, Jun 24 (ANI): With too many data leak incidents being reported lately, internet users across the globe are getting iffy over privacy concern. Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, have become a significant part of our lives and according to Kaspersky's report, 82% of people now use them. In exchange for some data, these platforms provide people with opportunities to communicate and discover without even leaving their home. However, four-in-ten (38%) consumers would give up their social media accounts to guarantee the privacy of their data. One-in-ten (12%) who give away their personal information to register for fun quizzes, such as what celebrity they look like or what their favorite meal is, would not be able to do so anymore. Social media today is at a stage where the quality of the user experiences heavily relies on a large amount of personal information. Users need to keep this in mind that protecting the information of internet is a process, not a one-time deal.

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Would you bid adieu to social media for data privacy?

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