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More than 3 in 10 people want to delete their internet footprint amid privacy theft - Vimarsana News

More than 3 in 10 people want to delete their internet footprint amid privacy theft

42% respondents said they feel used because companies collect their data and use it

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Welcome To IANS Live - LatestNews - Over 3 in 10 people wish to delete their Internet footprint amid privacy thefts

It is estimated that 63 per cent of the global population is currently online.Acco

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Welcome To IANS Live - SCIENCE-AND-TECHNOLOGY - Over 3 in 10 people wish to delete their Internet footprint amid privacy thefts

It is estimated that 63 per cent of the global population is currently online.Acco

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Over 3 in 10 people wish to delete their Internet footprint amid privacy thefts

Amid growing privacy thefts and hacking concerns, more than a third of people (33 per cent) would delete their profiles from the Internet if they could, a report revealed on Tuesday.It is estimated that 63 per cent of the global population is ...

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One in three people want to be 'deleted' from the internet, survey finds - Vimarsana News

One in three people want to be 'deleted' from the internet, survey finds

Nearly half of respondents to a NordVPN survey thought there was ‘no reason’ for their name to be on the internet.

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