Data Privacy Week is an international effort to empower individuals and businesses to respect privacy, safeguard data and enable trust.
The goal of Data Privacy Week is to spread awareness about online privacy. Data privacy should be a priority both for individuals and organizations. The goal is twofold: to help citizens understand that they have the power to manage their data and to help organizations understand why it is important that they respect their users’ data. 2026 Theme: ‘Take control of your data’. Your online activity creates a treasure trove of data. This information ranges from your interests and purchases to your online behaviors, and it is collected by websites, apps, devices, services, and companies all around the globe. This data can even include information about your physical self, like health data – think about how an app on your phone might count how many steps you take. You cannot control how each little piece of data about you and your family is collected. However, you still have a right to data privacy. You can help manage your data with a few repeatable behaviors. Your data is valuable and you deserve to have a say! Check out our resources below to better manage your personal information and make informed decisions about who receives your data.
Data Privacy Week is an international effort to empower individuals and businesses to respect privacy, safeguard data and enable trust.
The goal of Data Privacy Week is to spread awareness about online privacy. Data privacy should be a priority both for individuals and organizations. The goal is twofold: to help citizens understand that they have the power to manage their data and to help organizations understand why it is important that they respect their users’ data. 2026 Theme: ‘Take control of your data’. Your online activity creates a treasure trove of data. This information ranges from your interests and purchases to your online behaviors, and it is collected by websites, apps, devices, services, and companies all around the globe. This data can even include information about your physical self, like health data – think about how an app on your phone might count how many steps you take. You cannot control how each little piece of data about you and your family is collected. However, you still have a right to data privacy. You can help manage your data with a few repeatable behaviors. Your data is valuable and you deserve to have a say! Check out our resources below to better manage your personal information and make informed decisions about who receives your data.
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