Limiting the Negative Effects of Big Data

 To limit the negative effects of big data, like data breaches and invasions of privacy, I believe more measures have to be taken in order to ensure users of applications that collect personal data are 100% protected when they allow their data to be utilised. This could include ensuring each account created by the user has two factor authentication, which would lower the risk of hackers accessing personal information when a company’s data is leaked. I also believe the punishment for companies who leak data, even if accidental, should be more severe to force large companies and organisations to be more cautious when dealing with personal user data.


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https://bigdatarachel.wordpress.com/category/17-strategies-for-limiting-the-negative-effects-of-big-data/

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