Internet Privacy Policies and their After-Affects

Internet Privacy

Privacy over the Internet:

Internet privacy in recent times has been a big problem for some and a big solution for some depending upon how you take it. Some believe that artificial intelligence is going to change the world, but some unknowingly defend the rules for NOT sharing data over the internet or any other means. Artificial intelligence and machine learning are totally dependent upon data science and research, then without sharing the data how one expects these kinds of advancements. It's not the question: what can be done with the data you provide over the internet? It is: how much paranoid are you regarding it?

The big problem lies with the understanding of data science. Some people, obviously not educated about the same thing, and take it as a possession. But the educated ones think of it as a solution to every manual process that is done with the help of computers. Data from all over the world can not only solve the problem of trust issues between mankind but also bring a lot to the table for advancement and automation. However, there are some misusages of the same as the internet information of some can be used as a source for bigger fishing.

Data Encryption:

There are a thousand ideas for encrypting the data over any platform, but bit-by-bit encryption stands tall among all those. Bit-by-bit encryption stands for encrypting page by page or bit-by-bit in technical terms. Here, every bit of information has encryption for doing only some specific tasks, and if anyone tries to misuse it then it redirects the hacker to a spam page. Banks nowadays are using such highly sophisticated and protected networks that cannot be hacked. Therefore, only the specified type of tasks can be performed using such encryption.

After-affects of Privacy Policies:

Strict privacy policies all over the world have worked as stoppers for innovation in computer science and technology. Also, it has given rise to unnecessary paranoia among common folks. Companies like Byte-Dance, getting banned over privacy policies are mishappenings for the world. Governments are overlooking the dangers, as every problem has a solution to it i.e. there is less autonomic to it than it could with time.