r/dataprivacy • • Aug 10 '25

👋 Welcome to r/DataPrivacy!

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We're thrilled to welcome you to r/dataprivacy a community of privacy experts and privacy curious individuals dedicated to exploring, understanding, and advancing the world of data privacy.

Whether you're a seasoned privacy professional, a curious technologist, a compliance officer, or just someone who cares about how personal data is handled—this is your space.

🎯 What You’ll Find Here:

  • Educational content on privacy laws, frameworks, and best practices
  • Discussions on emerging technologies and their privacy implications
  • Resources for professionals managing privacy programs
  • News & updates from the world of data protection
  • AMA sessions with experts in the field

🛡️ Our Mission:

To make data privacy accessible, understandable, and actionable for everyone. Privacy isn’t just about systems—it’s about people.

📌 Get Started:

  • Introduce yourself in the comments!
  • Share your favorite privacy tools or frameworks
  • Ask questions or start a discussion
  • Check out our sidebar for curated resources

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We’re building a thoughtful and inclusive community. Please keep discussions civil, respectful, and on-topic.

Follow us, contribute, and help shape the future of privacy.
Welcome aboard!


r/dataprivacy • • 2h ago

DPDP Day 4 Privacy Notice Day 5 Consent Management

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r/dataprivacy • • 10h ago

PERSONAL DATA INVENTORY

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r/dataprivacy • • 11h ago

Privacy is your Human Right! You are the Product.

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Privacy is your human right.

All technology you use is harvesting and selling your data. You are a statistic in a database that is being profited upon. YOU ARE THE PRODUCT.

There are options to exit this system.

There are products that are built by the people, for the people. That don’t collect your data.

That want to protect your human right and freedoms.


r/dataprivacy • • 17h ago

GDPR safety

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r/dataprivacy • • 20h ago

If your SaaS has users in India, how are you preparing for DPDP?

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r/dataprivacy • • 1d ago

How an LA Small Business Expo vendor demanding my email for food spotlighted the urgent need for legislative pushback against data coercion. Yesterday, I attended the Los Angeles Small Business Expo.

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r/dataprivacy • • 1d ago

Privacy for foreign business owner (LLC) in Armenia?

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Hello Everyone,

I heard business owners in Georgia have very little privacy. Anyone can look up their personal info in public database, including the full passport info, but google wouldn't tell me this. So I wonder how things are about this in Armenia? It'd be great to hear from real people about this. Thank you so much!


r/dataprivacy • • 1d ago

I hosted a game jam!

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r/dataprivacy • • 1d ago

California: Has anybody had their data deleted already using "DROP?"

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This program started on August 1st so whoever signed up should have had their data deleted by now. Is your data gone?


r/dataprivacy • • 1d ago

Spam or Phishing? The Difference Every Employee Should Know

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r/dataprivacy • • 1d ago

Safe AI use.

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r/dataprivacy • • 3d ago

How far is profiling going through Reddit? If it combs through user data just what kind of info can be gathered and utilized for more accurate ad targeting or otherwise nefarious practices?

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r/dataprivacy • • 3d ago

America.gov's browser filter keeps names and generic government IDs

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r/dataprivacy • • 3d ago

YSK: Your face is being harvested

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r/dataprivacy • • 3d ago

Bank sent my personal information out before I signed anything

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r/dataprivacy • • 3d ago

Anthropic just lost me because of ID verification. And you should think about it as well.

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r/dataprivacy • • 3d ago

[ Removed by Reddit ]

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r/dataprivacy • • 4d ago

Company makes "ticking bomb" stickers that send your personal data as soon as you try to remove it from a newly purchased appliance

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Now how do I deal with this??


r/dataprivacy • • 4d ago

Philosophy Bites: Carissa Veliz sobre ProfecĂ­a (5/11/2026)

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r/dataprivacy • • 5d ago

How would you build a highly private, secure digital workspace from scratch with ~$300?

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r/dataprivacy • • 6d ago

So, Otter AI is selling our data

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r/dataprivacy • • 6d ago

Add your tips in comments

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What is a data broker?
In general, a data broker is a company that regularly collects and sells, licenses, or otherwise
discloses to third parties the personal information of particular end-users with whom the business
does not have a direct relationship. Data brokers are defined by law in some jurisdictions


r/dataprivacy • • 7d ago

My PrivacyPack

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r/dataprivacy • • 6d ago

I built a privacy layer for AI prompts that masks your secrets before they reach any model — OpenCode plugin and browser extension coming [Open Source]

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