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I uploaded a picture of my smartphone's location settings, which revealed that apps were required to ask permission before accessing my location. Phil taught me by allowing apps to access my location, my data could be a significant privacy risk. By changing my settings to ask for permission, I can now have more control over which apps have access to my location information and when they can access it.

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I am sending a picture of my browser settings, which reveals that third-party cookies have been disabled. I don't like the thought that someone can cyberattack me and hijack my cookies.

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Mary shared a snapshot of her Facebook settings.  She told me that she had altered her ad preferences to minimize data collecting and sharing.

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John shared a screenshot of him utilizing enhanced protection safe browsing feature on chrome.

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David sent a screenshot of himself examining an app's privacy policy before downloading it.

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Someone else shared a screenshot of their smartphone settings, revealing that they had disabled app permissions for particular apps that were gathering excessive data.

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After listening to Phil speck to me about how third parties can use your location to track every thing you search on google, I decided to turn off my google chrome location setting. I didn't want everyone to know where I was and what I was searching. If a site requires my location to continue, I have the option of going in and turning it back on if I want.