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Future tech fears published : 20 Jul 2021 at 04:00 Deepfakes are also being used in major attempts at blackmail and fraud. Generations Z and X in Southeast Asia are less afraid about future technologies such as biometrics, smart appliances, robotic devices and deepfakes, while Millennials and Boomers have their guard up, according to the multinational security firm Kaspersky. The conclusions stem from a survey conducted in November 2020 of 831 social media users in Southeast Asia about their level of fear against the current technological ...
Amid shift to cashless transaction, data show Southeast Asia consumers still prefer to keep financial info private 1065 '); Most consumers in Southeast Asia still prefer to keep their money-related information from the internet, according to recent data. In a report titled “Making Sense of Our Place in the Digital Reputation Economy” by cybersecurity firm Kaspersky, majority or 76% of respondents from the region have this sentiment amid the growing shift to go cashless. Most of the baby boomers (85%) still prefer to keep their financial data private, followed by the Gen X (81%) and mille...
Do you feel afraid every time you input your credit card information or banking details on a shopping site or a payment app? You are not alone, at least according to a survey from the global cybersecurity and digital privacy company Kaspersky. The report titled “Making Sense of Our Place in the Digital Reputation Economy” discovered some types of personal information are sacred to social media users in Southeast Asia (SEA), which they prefer not to share or store online. Financial information, such as credit or debit card details, tops the list with the majority (76%) of 861 respondents...