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Customer privacy is part of the experience and is critical to build trust

4 October 2020 By admin

Customer privacy is part of the experience and is critical to build trust: Customer privacy is under the spotlight as South Africa follows in the footsteps of Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), as well as other privacy regulations that have come into effect across the globe, says Paula Sartini, founder and CEO at BrandQuantum International.  Source: media … [Read more...] about Customer privacy is part of the experience and is critical to build trust

Balancing privacy with public health: how well is South Africa doing? | The Conversation

24 June 2020 By admin

Balancing privacy with public health: how well is South Africa doing?: The French mobile phone application StopCovid, developed to trace people who test positive with COVID-19. Chesnot/Getty ImagesCOVID-19 spreads from person to person through droplet and contact transmission. That’s why contact tracing and quarantining have been included as one approach to control the spread … [Read more...] about Balancing privacy with public health: how well is South Africa doing? | The Conversation

South Africans don’t trust companies to protect their data privacy | The Conversation

17 May 2019 By admin

South Africans don't trust companies to protect their data privacy: Companies aren't living up to their privacy policies' promises. mindscanner/ShutterstockConsumers expect that organisations will respect their privacy. For instance, when you buy something online, you take it for granted that your bank details will be kept secure. Or if you provide your identity number … [Read more...] about South Africans don’t trust companies to protect their data privacy | The Conversation

How CCTV surveillance poses a threat to privacy in South Africa | The Conversation

4 June 2018 By admin

How CCTV surveillance poses a threat to privacy in South Africa: CCTV cameras are becoming a “normal” feature of public life, tracking peoples’ movements as a matter of course. ShutterstockLocational privacy is a fairly new and novel aspect of privacy rights. It refers to the right of people to move about freely, without having their movements tracked. But as CCTV cameras … [Read more...] about How CCTV surveillance poses a threat to privacy in South Africa | The Conversation

Nigerian Users’ Privacy under the Protection of new Kaspersky Internet Security – multi-device

11 October 2016 By admin

Nigerian Users’ Privacy under the Protection of new Kaspersky Internet Security – multi-device: Kaspersky Lab (www.Kaspersky.co.za) announces the availability of the new version of its flagship security solution, Kaspersky Internet Security – multi-device in Nigeria, which provides users with additional opportunities to manage their Internet protection and to ensure the … [Read more...] about Nigerian Users’ Privacy under the Protection of new Kaspersky Internet Security – multi-device

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