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How Data Scientists Can Make Privacy a Priority

Because nearly every business is using big data to power their decision making and business processes, the demand for data scientists is growing rapidly. According to GetEducated.com, “the number of data scientists doubled over the last four years, and some even quote the growth at 300%” Companies understand how valuable customer data is, and are… The post How Data Scientists Can Make Privacy a Priority appeared first on Search Encrypt Blog .

DuckDuckGo’s Biggest Privacy Flaw

DuckDuckGo is a private search engine. It is adamant about spreading privacy around the internet. However, there is one issue we discovered that raises privacy concerns. Your search terms, while they may be sent over your network in an encrypted form, show up in plain text in browsing history. DDG may work well for Read More The post DuckDuckGo’s Biggest Privacy Flaw appeared first on Choose To Encrypt .

Twitter Is Most Vulnerable To Data Licensing Regulations

Twitter‘s stock is fell yesterday after Citron Research reported that, “Twitter will generate $400 million THIS YEAR, by just selling user data. Not advertising.” As a result, Citron added, Twitter is the social media company “most vulnerable to privacy regulation.” The news that Twitter is being included, along with Google and Facebook, in a Read More The post Twitter Is Most Vulnerable To Data Licensing Regulations appeared first on Choose To Encrypt .