Now that Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer's birthday and social security number were exposed on the Internet through a file-sharing network, we know anyone can suffer a data breach. But there are steps privacy activists suggest you take to reduce your risks of exposure.
July 14, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Your privacy protections may disappear with a court order or subpoena, but there are steps that privacy activists suggest you take to reduce your exposure:
Read privacy policies. Although you have little control over what happens to data, you can at least know what gets collected and retained.
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