I don't trust random cooking websites on the internet to keep my data safe.
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I am sure you know this, but even Italian law enforcement and tax authority have been hacked last year. You absolutely can't trust anyone.
Italian politicians express alarm at latest data breach allegedly affecting 800,000 citizens
Politicians in Italy have called for better protection of citizens' online data following a probe into a hacking scheme that allegedly breached law enforcement, tax authority and other sensitive public data.
That's why i said that the first step towards security is data minimization.
Self-awareness is the first step toward improvement.
I am sure you know this, but even Italian law enforcement and tax authority have been hacked last year. You absolutely can't trust anyone.
Italian politicians express alarm at latest data breach allegedly affecting 800,000 citizens
Politicians in Italy have called for better protection of citizens' online data following a probe into a hacking scheme that allegedly breached law enforcement, tax authority and other sensitive public data.
That's why i said that the first step towards security is data minimization.
Yes. Unless you want to be a Youtube influencer.
After about 50 online accounts and an app to keep track of passwords, I felt I need to stop, and make use of what I've got. But in the US, my situation forced me to get 50 more accounts just to apply for jobs and government benefits/handouts. It's a time-consuming pain to keep track of 'em all and reset passwords that expire. But I'd still rather do that than actual paperwork. Getting online did not save me time, I merely spend it in front of the screen rather than staring at a printout. I still have to get into a virtual queue and wait my turn with customer service when the service provider messes up and needs to rectify the error.
