Protecting Your Privacy When It Feels Like the World Is Watching

I remember the first time I truly understood digital privacy wasn't just a technical issue but a personal one too. A friend had discovered information about herself online that she never intended to share, information that had been collected, analyzed, and stored without her consent. The look on her face—a mixture of violation, helplessness, and anger—stayed with me. Perhaps you've felt something similar, that creeping feeling that your personal boundaries are being eroded by forces much larger than yourself. If you do, you aren’t alone. In the wake of this administration’s invasion of our devices, it’s wise to be proactive about protecting your digital footprint.

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