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Your Digital Identity Has Three Layers, and You Can Only Protect One.

Richard Bradbury | Freda Liu | Audrey Raj

28-Jan-19 12:30

Your Digital Identity Has Three Layers, and You Can Only Protect One.

Your online profile is less a reflection of you than a caricature. Whether you like it or not, commercial and public actors tend to trust the string of 1s and 0s that represent you more than the story you tell them. When filing a credit application at a bank or being recruited for a job, your social network, credit-card history, and postal address can be viewed as immutable facts more credible than your opinion.


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