Data Privacy Day exposes a harder truth: privacy erosion now happens legally, quietly, and at scale—long before accountability or restraint enter the conversation.

On Data Privacy Day, organizations should remember: you can’t govern AI or protect privacy without governing data.

On International Data Privacy Day, it’s worth asking how much privacy we truly have left in the digital world. Here, we explore how everyday social media platforms and AI technologies quietly chip ...

Data Privacy Day 2026 urges individuals and businesses to prioritise stronger safeguards and smarter habits to protect ...

Ahead of Data Privacy Day on 28th January, data privacy is no longer just an IT or compliance issue for Indian companies. Data protection failures today pose direct financial, reputational ...

Every time you borrow your mum’s or dad’s phone to watch a YouTube video, scroll through Instagram reels, or open Snapchat to ...

By Activ People HR. Every year, Data Privacy Day serves as an important reminder of how much personal information organisations handle - and the responsibility that comes with it. For HR teams in ...

January 28 marks Data Privacy Day. Founded in 2007 by the Council of Europe, the aim of Data Privacy Day is to raise public awareness about the right to personal data ...

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FOR many people, privacy sounds vague and abstract. Something technical. Something for banks, big companies or people ‘with secrets.’ In everyday conversations, it is easy to hear phrases like this ...