Regain Privacy:
How to Protect Your Data on the Internet
“Accept all cookies” is the first thing Internet users read on almost every website. Many users automatically agree – either because the dangers of tracking are invisible and the consequences hard to grasp, or because the alternative is deliberately designed to be cumbersome. But how does this affect privacy on the Internet? And how can users’ data and devices be protected? This webinar provides you with answers to these questions and practical solutions.
Webinar in GermanHere’s What You Can Expect
Digitalization has fundamentally changed the way data is handled: considered “the new gold,” data is now collected whenever possible, analyzed, and often even sold. This usually happens in the background when using a service on the Internet, and for the most part, users notice little or nothing of this.
However, even if not immediately apparent, our privacy takes a massive hit from this trend to collect as much data as possible: the constant surveillance by online services, large corporations, and governments has a huge impact on Internet users, even if they aren’t aware of it. That’s why it’s essential to recognize the risks involved in disclosing personal data online and to take effective measures to protect one’s data and devices. The good news: such measures are easier to implement than it might seem.
In This Webinar, You’ll Learn:
- what to keep in mind to protect your privacy when using websites
- how to efficiently protect your personal data
- which precautions protect your devices
Speakers
Oliver Parker
Responsible for the Privacy Checkup at StarApps GmbH
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