When a marketer truly understands a customer it is much easier to meet his/her needs. So on one side marketers have the desire to collect every piece of information about a prospective customer, while also not being too familiar. How would you feel if the information that you shared with a company you trust was then sold to another company? What activities do you do to protect your privacy online? What about your privacy through mobile? What do you do to protect your privacy in a retail environment (store, restaurant, etc.)? What information are you willing to share in these environments?
Explanation:
Upon knowing that the company has used my personal information for their personal use i would drag them to court or possibly stop using the app which use my personal information for selling it to another company.
For securing my private information i will stop sharing my information across the online apps and forms that will give that information to third party apps and companies. will not use apps or surveys that ask for private and confidential information.
The mobile apps information and permission would be limited and would not give all permission to apps and software so that there would be least chances of data theft.
In retail store and restaurant i will avoid sharing information other than my name.
i would like to share my name and location other than that i would not be comfortable to share as i would get offended sharing my information to unknown company and get stolen to without my permission.
When a marketer truly understands a customer it is much easier to meet his/her needs. So...
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How do you feel about airlines mining your in flight
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