We can either fake out those who wishes to snoop on us or we can do as Congressman Sensenbrenner said and just avoid...

We can either fake out those who wishes to snoop on us or we can do as Congressman Sensenbrenner said and just avoid the internet. I mean, the Web isn't really that important in your daily life, is it?

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/04/dont-like-privacy-violations-dont-use-the-internet-gop-lawmaker-says/

Originally shared by Mike Elgan

Honesty is not the best privacy policy

(Read my column: https://goo.gl/6NflZz )

Hackers, tech companies and governments want our personal information. Only lies can save us now.

In the past, the best advice was concealment — hiding your personal data behind passwords, two-factor authentication, encryption and VPNs.

As concealment fails to protect our privacy, we'll increasingly add disinformation to the mix as well.

Lying is wrong. But when it comes to privacy, honesty is no longer the best policy.

Here's what you need to know:

http://www.computerworld.com/article/3190046/data-privacy/honesty-is-not-the-best-privacy-policy.html

#disinformation #privacy