Making privacy protection a basic skill for students
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Having a Data Privacy Week ‘family tech talk’
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Remote access: Opening the door to your personal information
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Making playtime safer in the Internet of Toys
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Back to school tips for playing it safe online
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National Seniors Day: 5 tips to help seniors stay safe online
Seniors are no different than most. They are on the Internet every day making purchases and researching information, but they do remember a time when going to the store or library was as simple as walking in, getting what you wanted and heading out the door. The only footprints they left were in the snow.
Read moreThe SIM card swap scam: What it is and what you can do to minimize risk
Smart phones offer many benefits, including convenience and easier communication. Many people feel they can’t live without them, and use their devices for banking, shopping, paying bills, account verification and to access social media.
Read moreFive privacy tips for holiday shopping
Once December rolls around, ‘tis the season many of us begin thinking of gifts for our family and friends. You might be considering gifting a fitness tracker, gaming console or even a digital assistant.
Read morePrivacy tips for spring cleaning
The days are getting longer, winter is drawing to a close, and it’s beginning to feel like spring. As you make your spring cleaning “to-do” list, have you given any thought to how you could better protect your privacy?
Read moreStart 2018 with privacy New Year’s resolutions!
As the year comes to a close, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada would like to encourage all Canadians to keep privacy top of mind as they contemplate their New Year’s Resolutions.
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