It's important not to forget that certain Twitter users share incredibly sensitive data over Twitter, increasingly including nudity and sexual acts (sometimes o

It's important not to forget that certain Twitter users share incredibly sensitive data over Twitter, increasingly including nudity and sexual acts (sometimes on private profiles or in DMs, so they're not meant to be public). While one may (not wrongly) think that this is a bad idea in general (unless you subscribe to post-privacy), I think it is our duty as a society to protect those who don't have a full grasp on the implications of bad IT security. In my opinion, fines for cyber security violations should be swift and harsh (GDPR goes in the right direction in terms of how high the fines are, but it is barely enforced). From my POV that is the only thing that will force companies to actually invest in cybersecurity. Maybe there should even be a law mandating security reviews if you handle any PII.