'Data and DNA: Who Owns You?' by scottdclary dna patent
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As it stands right now, here are some alarming facts about your personal data that you may not be aware of: GPS tracking is everywhere. If you download an app, use a website, or even just connect to a public Wi-Fi network, there's a good chance you're being tracked – and your physical movements are worth a lot of money to advertisers.that are connected to the internet. This includes everything from your fridge to your car. These devices collect and share data with each other, and with third-party companies, without our knowledge or consent.
This isn't because companies are too lazy to make themselves clear – it's a very purposeful strategy on their part. By burying their data misuse in legal terms, companies can ensure that they're not held liable for any damage done. This is just one small example of how data can be used for good. And it's not just healthcare – data is being used in smart cities to improve traffic flow, in agriculture to increase crop yields, and even in retail to create more personalized customer experiences.
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