Post by account_disabled on Feb 14, 2024 10:05:47 GMT
Privacy on the Internet is of interest to more users. Social networks, search engines and websites collect personal information. You have seen more than once how advertisements "catch up" with you on other platforms: you searched for airline tickets in the browser, went to social networks and saw advertisements for the same tickets. Let's understand how data is read, for what purpose and how to protect yourself from algorithms. How did social networks get permission to collect data? Users consent to the processing of personal information. When registering in social networks or installing programs, you need to familiarize yourself with and check the user agreement.
Few people read all the sections, but the agreement Afghanistan Telemarketing Data contains a clause on the processing of information by a second party and on its transfer to third parties. Third parties are those who purchase or receive data from platform owners for marketing purposes. Information about users stored in the base of social networks is encrypted. When setting up advertising in social networks, the advertiser can choose only the characteristics of the person to whom he wants to show advertising. In this, encrypted data is used only by the system algorithm and transmitted to other users. It is impossible to identify a person based on such information. Based on depersonalized information, algorithms analyze and create a behavior model for each user. Types of data The information received by the systems can be divided into groups: Registration - entered during registration: name, surname, age, gender, place of residence, phone number and e-mail. Additional information about yourself: place of work, interests, job change, family status, etc.
Online behavior – what photos we post, what we like, comment on, repost, what videos we watch and how long we watch them. Information about where we click, navigate, and how long we spend on an open tab is also stored. User actions from the friends list: addition history, outgoing and incoming contacts, even from other resources. Network and communications: mobile phone model, carrier, Wi-Fi access, connection speed, device language. File names and types - documents placed on the device: application names and programs. Geodata: Reads our location. Actions on the network: systems analyze who tagged you in a photo, mentioned you in comments and messages. Cookies: information that third-party sites or resources collect about us. the third-party list includes payment services on websites, online stores, and there is also a special Facebook tool - Facebook Pixel. It is installed to optimize advertising in the social network. The site owner or advertiser who has access to the site adds a piece of code to the site and receives data about who visited a certain page and how long the content was viewed. Why collect data and how it is used Most of the popular social networks are free to use, but how do they make money from it? Popular social networks do not charge users, so the main goal is to make a profit.
Few people read all the sections, but the agreement Afghanistan Telemarketing Data contains a clause on the processing of information by a second party and on its transfer to third parties. Third parties are those who purchase or receive data from platform owners for marketing purposes. Information about users stored in the base of social networks is encrypted. When setting up advertising in social networks, the advertiser can choose only the characteristics of the person to whom he wants to show advertising. In this, encrypted data is used only by the system algorithm and transmitted to other users. It is impossible to identify a person based on such information. Based on depersonalized information, algorithms analyze and create a behavior model for each user. Types of data The information received by the systems can be divided into groups: Registration - entered during registration: name, surname, age, gender, place of residence, phone number and e-mail. Additional information about yourself: place of work, interests, job change, family status, etc.
Online behavior – what photos we post, what we like, comment on, repost, what videos we watch and how long we watch them. Information about where we click, navigate, and how long we spend on an open tab is also stored. User actions from the friends list: addition history, outgoing and incoming contacts, even from other resources. Network and communications: mobile phone model, carrier, Wi-Fi access, connection speed, device language. File names and types - documents placed on the device: application names and programs. Geodata: Reads our location. Actions on the network: systems analyze who tagged you in a photo, mentioned you in comments and messages. Cookies: information that third-party sites or resources collect about us. the third-party list includes payment services on websites, online stores, and there is also a special Facebook tool - Facebook Pixel. It is installed to optimize advertising in the social network. The site owner or advertiser who has access to the site adds a piece of code to the site and receives data about who visited a certain page and how long the content was viewed. Why collect data and how it is used Most of the popular social networks are free to use, but how do they make money from it? Popular social networks do not charge users, so the main goal is to make a profit.