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One of the best ways to protect your users is actually to store less of their data in the first place. Do you really need to store all that personally-identifia
by infodroid 10y ago
One of the best ways to protect your users is actually to store less of their data in the first place. Do you really need to store all that personally-identifiable information to operate your service? Can some of it be anonymized or de-identified instead? For example, do your really need to store the home address and mobile phone number of your users? My personal pet peeve is when sites would ask for my date of birth as a recovery question.
- r00fus 10y agoI always give out fake DOB. Unless I know they will check it. Most frustrating "Authentication" dimension.