Think Before You Click: Understanding the Risks of Online Data
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The talk explains why individuals should care about personal data shared online, citing the vast amount of data produced daily. It covers the Cambridge Analytica scandal, risks from social networks, and practical individual measures to protect online privacy.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Online data risks
- 1:05Introduction
- 3:09Profiling and Cambridge Analytica
- 5:13TikTok surveillance risks
- 5:56Grooming and harassment threats
- 7:18Social engineering risks
- 8:22OSINT intelligence
- 9:28Cyber-harassment dangers
- 11:34Securing online accounts
- 14:02Privacy settings
- 15:48Reporting illegal content
- 17:12Identity theft risks
- 17:53Long-term post impact
- 18:35Resources and summary
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