The document emphasizes the importance of protecting digital privacy and includes a security quiz to assess personal habits. It offers practical advice such as using privacy tools, managing passwords, and being cautious with personal information on social media. The author, David Strom, encourages adopting small changes in behavior for better online safety.

1. Protecting your
digital privacy
David Strom
David Strom
October 10, 2019 Venture Cafe

2. You are being tracked!

4. Take this
quick security
quiz
I share the same password across
different websites.
Should I leave my laptop in my hotel
room or car when I am elsewhere?
When should I click on a link in an email
message?
I don’t have to worry about the security
of any of my smartphone apps
I don’t need a phone PIN, I have nothing
to hide

6. Agenda

11. New smart devices test labs

20. Email privacy

23. Tools to protect your privacy
• Jumboprivacy.com app (shown here)
• Use “fake” birthdays everywhere
• Some other helpful apps

25. Password
problems

28. Wifi networks

33. Use
authentication
apps whenever
possible

39. Additional suggestions
Don’t pick
Don’t pick
some tech
that is too
difficult to
manage
Change
Change one
or two
habits at a
time until
you feel
comfortable
Eliminate
Eliminate
personal info
on Facebook
et al. (e.g.
Jan 1
“birthday”)
Delete
Delete
unnecessary
apps and
know which
ones are
leaking data
Choose
Choose a
different
browser and
search
engine

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Good luck and stay safe!
David Strom
(314) 277-7832
david@strom.com
Twiiter: @dstrom
http://strominator.com
Slides available:
http://slideshare.net/davidstrom