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Are you for sale ?

 Are we for sale? I don't know either. If we talk about for sale, what is it ? Well, there's possibility that someone is watching behind you and selling your information. Internet is vast, even in the movie "Snowden" shows that CIA is watching you from their computers through your cameras. Even our phones are almost physically attached to our hips since we carry them everywhere. Consider the implications of a hacked camera or location, which is present in many of our most intimate times.






Nothing is more vital than keeping your personal information private in order to avoid identity theft. This information provides access to your financial institutions, medical data, credit score, and other vital personal information. Let say, technology is important, it gives us essential information's and provide us assistance in fastest and easiest way as possible, But what about its drawbacks? Are we certain that every message that we type and photograph we snap is secure? Of course not, no one is secure in this world; you either know how to avoid it or how to fight with it. So you might want to ask, what should i do now allen? 

Are you concerned that you could be on the black market right now? Don't worry, as long as you don't have nuclear codes, top secret information, or anything else that may attract attention from scouts, you're secure. Just like the world outside the internet, strolling down the street does not ensure your safety; you may get hit by a car or attacked by a dog. However, being cautious of automobiles on the road or knowing what to do if there is a stray dog is the same as understanding your rights online and knowing preventions for individuals that could acquire your information.




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