Creating an account takes seconds. Understanding what happens to your data can take much longer.
I recently signed up for Pinterest and decided to check its privacy settings before using the platform.
What caught my attention?
Several data-related options were already enabled, including advertising personalization, information sharing with partners and the use of my data to help train Pinterest Canvas.
I turned them off.
But this experience raises a bigger question about digital ownership.
In crypto, we talk about self-custody, protecting $BTC and controlling our financial assets.
Shouldn't we apply the same mindset to our personal information?
This is also why projects like liberdus are part of the broader privacy conversation.
Technology should give people meaningful control over their digital lives, not just their wallets.
Your data has value. Are you paying attention to who gets access to it?
#BTC
I recently signed up for Pinterest and decided to check its privacy settings before using the platform.
What caught my attention?
Several data-related options were already enabled, including advertising personalization, information sharing with partners and the use of my data to help train Pinterest Canvas.
I turned them off.
But this experience raises a bigger question about digital ownership.
In crypto, we talk about self-custody, protecting $BTC and controlling our financial assets.
Shouldn't we apply the same mindset to our personal information?
This is also why projects like liberdus are part of the broader privacy conversation.
Technology should give people meaningful control over their digital lives, not just their wallets.
Your data has value. Are you paying attention to who gets access to it?
#BTC
