The Dark Side of Social Media Apps ft. Medha | Jist

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In this episode of Baith Ke Baat, we explore Personal Data, Data Privacy and how Apps and Social Media Platforms collect and use your data. From your searches, location and app activity to contacts, photos and online behaviour, companies collect huge amounts of information to build your Digital Profile. We explain Data Collection, Data Tracking, Targeted Advertising, Third-Party Tracking and Data Breaches. We also look at real cases involving Facebook, Cambridge Analytica, Tinder, Grindr, Flo and major data leaks to understand what can happen when personal data is misused or exposed. Finally, we share simple ways to protect your personal data online, including stronger passwords, Multi-Factor Authentication, App Permissions and Digital Footprint management. How much does the internet really know about you? Watch the full episode of Baith Ke Baat and share your thoughts in the comments. #DataPrivacy #PersonalData #SocialMediaApps #SocialMediaData #DataLeak #AppDataLeak #DataBreac

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