The consequences are farreaching from "summary" of Data and Goliath by Bruce Schneier
When we think about the amount of personal data that is collected about us every day, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. The consequences of this data collection are truly vast and extend far beyond what we may initially realize. Our data is used not only to target us with advertisements, but also to make decisions about our eligibility for jobs, loans, insurance, and other important aspects of our lives. This can have a significant impact on our opportunities and well-being. Furthermore, the data that is collected about us can be used in ways that are not always transparent or ethical. Companies and governments can use our data to track our movements, monitor our communic...
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