Since the world came to a standstill in 2020 and we were encouraged to ‘’come together by staying apart’’ humans opted to rely on their everyday communications through the medium of technology like never before and discovered how to use the technology available to them in a whole new way. Mobile app creation increased significantly across various industries such as healthcare, remote working aids, education, and entertainment. However, due to the open-door policy as seen by both Apple and Google, there was a plethora of very basic apps created which promised big things, however, many of these apps had a high download rate, but little usage due to their basic or unpleasant interface and low levels of usability. One may wonder why these apps were created, and the answer to this is data mining.
When you download an app, you agree to the terms, conditions and permissions of the app, all buttons which we automatically click ‘agree’ to, without knowing the real implications of the acceptance, however, people are now starting to ask this question, and ultimately, the real applicative cost of these ‘free’ apps.
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At MyCase Solicitors Blanchardstown, we take the responsibility of safeguarding your personal data seriously. Our expert data protection solicitors work diligently to ensure that your information remains confidential and protected from unauthorized access. We understand that data breaches can have severe consequences, leading to identity theft, financial loss, and reputational damage. Therefore, we employ robust strategies and legal measures to prevent such incidents and mitigate their impact.
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In the unfortunate event of a data breach, swift and effective action is crucial. Our data protection solicitors Blanchardstown are experienced in handling such incidents and can assist you in responding promptly to mitigate the damage. We will work closely with you to investigate the breach, assess the impact, and take legal action if necessary. Our goal is to minimise the harm caused and help you navigate the complexities of data breach notifications.
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