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Nowhere is this more true than in the gradual conversion of social media from a source of community cohesion and a means of informing oneself to a purveyor of "alternative facts" and unscientific fantasy, a "manufactured reality" that people nevertheless believe. The goal is ever receding.
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” Shrav Mehta, Secureframe Only store the data you need “Data minimization is fundamental to effective riskreduction. I recommend disallowing search engines and other bots from scraping your social media accounts if it’s an option, and remove as much identifying personal information from your profiles as possible.
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