Stories about government surveillance and data collection are everywhere, from DNA records to monitoring what you throw out. It's important to know what rights you actually have and what information organisations can legally hold about you.
YourPrivacy explains how to protect yourself when dealing with phone calls, mail and the internet. We cover identity fraud, how to find out what data is held about you, and practical steps to keep your personal information safe from misuse.
In a world where almost everything can be traced and exploited, we show you how to avoid being caught out and how to maintain real control over your own privacy.
We really want to help spread the word and if you can help by linking to Your Privacy, we truly appreciate it.
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Image and Photo Use Rights Checker (UK)
Someone has used your photo (or your child's) on a website, social media or marketing and you are not sure what your rights are. Answer a few questions and we will explain the position and what to do.
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Stories about government surveillance and data collection are everywhere, from DNA records to monitoring what you throw out. It's important to know what rights you actually have and what information organisations can legally hold about you.
YourPrivacy explains how to protect yourself when dealing with phone calls, mail and the internet. We cover identity fraud, how to find out what data is held about you, and practical steps to keep your personal information safe from misuse.
In a world where almost everything can be traced and exploited, we show you how to avoid being caught out and how to maintain real control over your own privacy.
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