Privacy and Social Media

The video gives an overview on how personal data is processed by social media. It is developed within the MAPPING project, which has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement no 612345.

[@FaithKaukonde]

Privacy is powerful

[@yesman4974]

A U D I O J U N G L E

[@ghadermokhtabady2787]

I agree that many social networks use the personal data of users, but not in the utopia ecosystem.

[@borvornsuradom2074]

Thanks for good content. I’m very appreciate and more awareness on social media

[@shirinmokhtabady8535]

I use the Utopia ecosystem because I get complete anonymity.

[@shubhrajit2117]

If someone can benefit from my data, what's the harm in that (as far as it's not affecting me physically or financially)?

[@yingying593]

it's totally fine if you don't feel creepy when an ad of a brand that you have mentioned with your friends a few minutes ago suddenly appear on your social media ;)

[@bradleylloyd1660]

@@yingying593 thats kinky

[@csenger1025]

it does effect you financially sometimes, for example google chrome doesnt block third party cookies by default, and because of that chrome will use more battery.

[@rohankishibe6433]

@Seth Knutson Thing is, corporations will use your information to sell and market their product to you, meaning if you're not gullible and won't buy what you don't need, it doesn't really matter. Meanwhile, an individual will usually use your information to steal financial details, track you down to do physical harm, or any number of unpleasant things.

[@farhadbaghirov3156]

i mean that's good information to get in , keep it up (!!!!!!

[@luciaboffelli6736]

What program did you use to make the video?

[@TwistedCandyKill]

your mum

[@rajdeepsinghsasan2463]

Wow

[@mudabbirakil3939]

Allah vorosha

[@shivambahukhandi9157]

damn good video👍

[@fishsmoker2127]

This is why you need a VPN....

[@Emeny]

That doesnt solve all the issues, it just changes your ip. The second you log in with your account or even just connect to it, companies may already know its you

[@csenger1025]

what you would need for alot of privacy is not just a vpn, but being logged out of your accounts, a privacy respecting browser like hardened firefox or brave browser, and linux operating system, and some more stuff

[@robertheilman3848]

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