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New DataGrail Research, The Great Privacy Awakening, Underscores How Far People are Willing to Go to Protect Their Personal Information in Absence of Federal Regulations

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Thursday, October 27, 2022
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In the absence of federal regulations to protect consumer privacy rights, The Great Privacy Awakening report highlights how people are taking a myriad of actions to safeguard their privacy.

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  • In the absence of federal regulations to protect consumer privacy rights, The Great Privacy Awakening report highlights how people are taking a myriad of actions to safeguard their privacy.
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    The Great Privacy Awakening report highlights how people are taking a myriad of actions to safeguard their privacy.
  • Data privacy is overwhelmingly a bi-partisan issue, with Americans across the political spectrum expressing that privacy is a fundamental right.
  • With 1,400+ pre-built connectors, DataGrail offers continuous system detection and automated data subject request (DSR) fulfillment to scale privacy programs.

Bellabeat is First Period and Pregnancy Tracking App and Wearable to Implement Private Key Encryption (AES-256) Security Feature to Protect Women's Data in the Wake of Roe Vs. Wade Overturn

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Thursday, August 18, 2022
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SILICON VALLEY, Calif., Aug. 18, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- In early July, Bellabeat was the first pregnancy tracker to roll out a new layer of data security to protect their base of all female end users' data in the wake of the United States Supreme Court overturning Roe Vs. Wade. Like many mobile apps, they had been using full end-to-end encryption of their Bellabeat mobile app for users of all of their Bellabeat wearable products, with end-to-end encryption being the common and secure way to protect customers' data. The company determined that to protect their health data, it is necessary to take data their security a step further without haste. As of August 17th, 2022, eighteen out of 25 reproductive health apps and wearable devices that Mozilla investigated for privacy and security practices received a *Privacy Not Included warning label. Bellabeat did not receive a warning label as they have been exceptionally public in immediately taking the following steps after the newest Roe vs. Wade ruling.

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  • The company determined that to protect their health data, it is necessary to take data their security a step further without haste.
  • The newly implemented Private Key Encryption (AES-256) feature will enable all Bellabeat users to access and decrypt her data using a private key via her Bellabeat smartphone app.
  • Also, adding the extra layer of security where data stored on the company's servers cannot be read without holding an individual user's private key.
  • The only person that can access the confidential health data and info in its decrypted form will be the Bellabeat customer herself.

2022's Must Read Creative Nonfiction Book Titled God's Answer to Abortion Discusses Supernatural Dreams and Visions in the Year That the Mayan Indians Predicted the End of the World

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Tuesday, August 16, 2022
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Written in the style of a creative nonfiction book, which is based on Taylor's real life supernatural experiences/ story where she is taken on a spiritual journey through dreams and visions.

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  • Written in the style of a creative nonfiction book, which is based on Taylor's real life supernatural experiences/ story where she is taken on a spiritual journey through dreams and visions.
  • In God's Answer To Abortion, the protagonist is a staunch Abortion Advocate, Casual Christian, and notorious Party Girl.
  • Jesus also revealed that He can use all living things, including insects to deliver messages to human beings.
  • More than visions and revelations, the book discusses the following as well:
    One of the Chapters in the book titled, Do Numbers Have Meaning?