Secrets in Your Data
Synopsis
Personal data is expected to grow to a market value of $400 billion, raising concerns about privacy and the extent of online tracking.
Synopsis
Alok Patel, a pediatrician and medical journalist, shares his experiences with personal data in a digital world. He discusses the risks associated with data collection, including how smartphones track users. The program covers the potential benefits of big data in medicine and the challenges posed by data brokers. Experts like Cory Doctorow and others suggest that systemic change is necessary for better privacy protection. The documentary also addresses the promise of decentralized technologies for a safer online experience.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Find out how personal data is tracked online.
- Meet Alok Patel, a pediatrician sharing his digital life.
- See how decentralized web technologies could change privacy.
Did You Know
- The personal data market is expected to grow to $400 billion.
- To completely avoid data collection, one would need to live in a cave.
- Six out of ten people with Alzheimer's or dementia will wander away from home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much is personal data expected to be worth?
Personal data is expected to grow to a value of $400 billion.
What is the decentralized web?
The decentralized web is a new technology that allows for proliferation without centralized control.
What are some ways to maintain online privacy?
Tools to maintain privacy include creating strong passwords and adjusting privacy settings.
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