Take Control of Your Online Privacy (4.0) by Kissell, Joe -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Take Control of Your Online Privacy (4.0) Read Me First

Updates and More What’s New in the Fourth Edition

Introduction Online Privacy Quick Start Learn What You Have to Hide

Things You Might Want to Keep Private Personally Identifiable Information

Learn Who Wants Your Private Data (and Why)

Advertisers Data Brokers Local Villains Doxxers Hackers Big Media Big Money Big Data Big Brother Foreign Governments

Understand the Evolving Online Privacy Landscape

The Curse of Free Stuff Continues Major Data Breaches Are Increasingly Common Hardware Is Being Compromised Big Data Is Harder to Get Away From Privacy Laws Are Changing What About Privacy Policies? Your Own Privacy Is Only Half (or Less) of the Problem See How Bad Things Are

Develop a Privacy Strategy

Fix the Easy Things Create Privacy Rules for Yourself Purge Your Info from Data Brokers Cope with Special Cases Take the Pledge

Keep Your Internet Connection Private

Understand the Privacy Risks of Your Internet Connection Prevent Snooping Turn Off Unnecessary Services Mind Your Camera and Microphone Use a Firewall Use an Outbound Firewall

Browse the Web Privately

Understand the Privacy Risks of Web Browsing Choose a Better Browser Go to the Right Site Browse Securely Manage Local Storage of Private Data Protect Passwords and Credit Card Info Search Privately Browse Anonymously Shop Online Privately

Improve Email Privacy

Understand the Privacy Risks of Email Reduce Email Privacy Risks Encrypt Your Email Send and Receive Email Anonymously Use Email Alternatives

Talk and Chat Privately

Keep Social Media Sort of Private-ish

Understand the Privacy Risks of Social Media Learn About the Facebook Problem Check Your Privacy Settings Use Other Social Media Precautions

Share Files Privately

Understand the Privacy Risks of File Sharing Encrypt Transfers, Files, or Both Use Peer-to-Peer File Sharing Create a Personal Cloud

Manage Your Mobile Privacy

Cellular Data Considerations Granting Apps Access Permission Location Awareness Photos and Videos Mobile Backups

Keep the Internet of Things Private

Set-Top Devices Web-Connected Cameras Other Connected Objects

Maintain Privacy for Your Kids About This Book

Ebook Extras About the Author and Publisher Credits

Also by Joe Kissell Copyright and Fine Print