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Our cellphones are, well, smart! And they monitor our every move in order to better forecast our next one. This can sometimes imply that our electronics know more about us than we’d want to believe. But what are some of the ways your information might be abused? “That information not only traverses between providers, but it can also make its way into the dark web, where it can be utilised for malicious purposes, like obtaining a credit card or trying to acquire a mortgage under your name, you know, some type of identity theft,” says cybersecurity expert Jay Town. On the other hand, data storage may be quite helpful in navigating the actual world and the internet.
Those services are helpful, but if you’re losing sleep feeling that your devices are monitoring too closely, Town says, “If you don’t want your applications to constantly be brewing your data, your personal identifiable information, then you can do one or two things, you can turn off your location services, or you can delete that application altogether.” And in order to get ahead, here are some things you should think about before turning off location services or deleting apps. Town says, “You don’t need to just download every single app that you possibly can out of your app store, your Google store. You know, use the ones that you need and read the terms and conditions of those apps that you use.”
Town explains, “Now, it’s great when you’re walking down New York City, and they know that you eat pizza because of your purchase history or your browser history, and you get a notification on Google that you’re two blocks away from Famous Ray’s pizza…fantastic. Or you want to know the weather, and it automatically knows your geolocation, that you’re in Washington and not in Huntsville, and it can tell you that it’s going to rain in Washington DC and not in a place that you’re not. That’s great. That’s why we have location services on our phone.” 3 Fast Facts about NewProfilePic’s ties to Russia and data privacy
The South Huntsville Cleanup Day is Saturday, May 21 from 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. All cleanup supplies will be provided and all ages and experience levels are welcome. Volunteers can park at the Sandra Moon Community Complex. Household hazardous waste will also be collected. Bring your waste to be disposed of safely. Items accepted include old paint, computers, televisions, car batteries, used motor oil, pool chemicals, lawn chemicals and household chemicals. Please try to bring household hazardous wastes in their original containers. However, if these containers are damaged please put them in a box that has been lined with two garbage bags or in a container with a lid. If your household wastes are leaking, put the box or container in cat litter, sawdust, or other similar absorbent materials.