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<h1 class="title">Tips & tricks</h1>
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Here are some tips and tricks to improve your data use if you still want to use that
certain platform
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<h3 class="title">Settings</h3>
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<img src="/images/icon/arrow-02.svg" class="icon" />
By agreeing to the terms you automatically grant access to everything. You
can also manually disable features to better protect your data. Turn off
your location tracker. You can do this in your settings on your phone. This
way you cannot be followed continuously.
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Disable access to the camera in your phone's settings for the apps that use
them. Turn them off manually so that platforms you have an app from cannot
continuously monitor your camera.
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Check the settings in the web account of the app you have. Many companies
don't advertise with it but give you the option to turn off settings. These
are often in the account settings under the headings: privacy and security,
your data and your information.
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<h3 class="title">While reading</h3>
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Watch out for sentences with <strong>we may</strong> in them. According to
the law, privacy conditions must justify why they do something to users.
They can justifying their actions by only using these words. After these
words you often find sneaky phrases that you want to know more about.
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<strong>Reason for processing</strong>, <strong>your rights</strong> and
<strong>data leave third parties</strong>. If any of these phrases are used
in a sentence, you need to be extra careful as they are important sentences.
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If sentences are very long and are mainly made up of commas with, these are
also sentences that you want to pay extra attention to. The confusing
sentence structure is used to confuse the user while reading.
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<h3 class="title">In general</h3>
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Try to use the
<a href="https://brave.com" target="_blank">Brave browser</a>. Brave blocks
trackers and third-party cookies that monitor your activity as you travel
across the web. But the browser also gives you control over what you do and
don't want to be blocked.
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<img src="/images/icon/incognito-02.svg" class="icon" />
If you don't want Chrome recording your browsing history or websites
tracking your activity, go into Incognito Mode. To open an incognito window
in Chrome, click the three-dot icon on the top-right corner of the browser
and select New incognito window.
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If you use Chrome as a browser, turn off certain functions manually. Go to
three-dot icon on the top-right corner of the browser and go to settings.
Then click on privacy and security and site settings. Click on the settings
Do not allow sites to see your location and do not allow sites to use your
camera to protect this data.
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<a class="logo" href="https://www.tiktok.com/legal/privacy-policy-eea" target="__blank">
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