Everyone come on in & have a seat, we will be starting this discussion a little behind schedule due to the fact we have a full-house here today. If anyone has a spare seat next to them, will you please raise your hands, we need to get some of these folks in back a seat. The reservations are sold out, but there should be a seat for everyone at today’s discussion.Okay everyone, I thank you & thanks for that great introduction, I just hope I can live up to all those verbal accolades.Oh boy, not another controversial subject! Yes, well, surely you know me better than that by now, you’ve come to expect it. Okay so, today’s topic is one about the data mining of; Internet Traffic, Online Searches, Smart Phone Data, & basically, storing all the personal data about your whole life. I know, you don’t like this idea do you – or maybe you participate online in social online networks & most of your data is already there, & you’ve been loading up your blog with all sorts of information?
Now then, contemporary theory and real world observation of the virtual world predicts that for a fee, or for a trade in free services, products, discounts, or a chance to play in social online networks, employment opportunity leads, or the prospects of future business you & nearly everyone will give up some personal information.So, once this data is collected, who will have access to it, who will use it, & how will they use it? All great questions, but first how can the collection of this data be sold to the users, & agreed upon in advance? Well, this can at times be very challenging; yes, very tough sell, well human psychology online suggests that if we give benefits people will trade away any given data of privacy.Let’s digress a second, & have a reality check dialogue, & will come back to that point above soon enough, okay – okay agreed then.Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/4868392
