The younger generations don’t bank like older ones do. They tend to think of banking as the management of money – earning, spending and investing – and Financial services institutions[…]
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Category: privacy
Power to the people: 3 effects of the growth of #socialmedia
In the past few days a huge social media movement has risen about baby Gammy – the six-month-old child allegedly abandoned by an Australian couple because he has Down’s syndrome. He was[…]
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The right to be forgotten – Transparency vs. Censorship
Free will is the basic principle of freedom – but technology seems to be making it very difficult to “enforce” as we move forward in the digital age. It’s been[…]
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Personal Data: Are we imposing the transformation on the consumers instead of taking it in ourselves as industries and businesses?
The User-centric economy is here. Businesses change and adapt to consumers’ new needs and expectations. Computational capacity has increased exponentially (more than 300.000x), and the cost of storage has been[…]
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Has Snowden’s whistleblowing improved Internet security?
Was the general public aware that all Internet businesses were harnessing their personal data and using it in unidentified or even legal ways? Did you read the Terms and[…]
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