Data protection and privacy are not the same
These are distinct rights that should be treated as such
Data protection and privacy are often used interchangeably, but they mean different things.
Privacy is mostly concerned with the 'right to be left alone.' It is about preserving autonomy by concealing information you consider secret, intimate and confidential.
In other words, privacy is a shield or a gate. It functions as a way to determine what informati…
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