Tag: data privacy
Most blogs are written in the first person, and this one is for a particular reason. I myself am half Filipino, have had transactions with Filipino government systems, and I am also a security expert. So, my personal insight may be more useful and impactful than a corporate statement. The 2018 Philippine Identification System Act,…
Read MoreWhen Jean-Jacques Rousseau wrote The Social Contract in 1762, he argued that only humans possess sovereign power, and that they alone may choose which freedoms they surrender in exchange for the benefits and stability of government. Now, for the first time in more than a century, we are debating amending or rebalancing aspects of the…
Read MoreManaging privacy online is a constant balancing act. On the one hand, we need to provide a certain amount of our personal information to authenticate ourselves. In select environments, we also want to provide some additional information to our friends, family, and peers. On the other hand, we want to withhold that information from those…
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