Given how much data we share every day, maintaining online privacy is not easy. On top of that, cybercriminals, corporations and governments are trying to strip away the little privacy that internet users have left.
In 2018, this concern is more important than ever. From allegations of election interference and surveillance to the most recent charges of unauthorized data access and usage against Facebook and Cambridge Analytica, fresh new infringements on our right to privacy seem to appear daily.
There’s plenty of advice about digital privacy and security, but not all of it is good. That’s why we’ve gathered 9 of the most important online privacy myths that need to be debunked:
