How should individuals respond to possible privacy breaches?

In this era of high development of the Internet, the high degree of transparency of personal information makes privacy more and more unprivate. To prevent your privacy from being leaked, do the following:

1. Try not to set universal passwords.

In order to facilitate their own memory, many people set the same password for various software and apps, and even the same password for withdrawal. Such a simple, repetitive password, once cracked one, all the information of the individual is cracked.

Suggestion: In order to make it easier to remember, you can fix a few passwords that you use frequently, and then add the abbreviation of each software. It is also easy to remember, and it also increases the difficulty of cracking the password.

2. Do not fill in the online information casually.

Nowadays, there are a lot of polls or questionnaires on the Internet, which need to collect the information of the person who fills in the form. For this kind of collection channel that you don't know about, you must fill it in carefully. There are also some commonly used apps that require various authorizations, and if they don't have to be installed, you can turn off all authorizations.

If the software can't run and you have to use it, you can open a few necessary licenses appropriately, and turn off the rest.

Don't just install unknown software and programs through unfamiliar links.

Legal analysis: If the leakage of personal information has caused some adverse consequences, and there is conclusive evidence, the police should be reported in time.

The following can be done:

1. Change your account;

2. Change important passwords;

3. Report the case; 4. Lawyer prosecution;

5. Collect evidence;

6. Unimportant information can be ignored.

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 1032: Natural persons enjoy the right to privacy. The privacy rights of others must not be infringed upon by any organization or individual by means such as espionage, invasion, leakage, or disclosure.

Privacy refers to the tranquility of a natural person's private life and the private space, private activities, and private information that he or she does not want others to know.

1) Intruding on the tranquility of others' private lives by means such as **, text messages, instant messengers, e-mails, leaflets, etc.;

2) Entering, photographing, or peeping into other people's residences, hotel rooms, or other private spaces;

3) Photographing, peeping, eavesdropping, or disclosing the private activities of others;

4) Photographing or peeping at the intimate parts of another person's body;

5) Handling the private information of others;

6) Infringing on the privacy rights of others in other ways.

1. Leakage of privacy after losing your phone.

Mobile phones have become people's most personal tools. Once the mobile phone is lost, the text messages, emails, and even personal online banking accounts and passwords such as Alipay saved in the mobile phone may be leaked, and personal privacy and property security may be significantly threatened.

2. Mobile phone software leaks privacy.

**"Plants vs. XX" software requires authorization to send and receive short messages by yourself, and the use of "XX Weather" requires reading the user's address book ......Have you ever had this experience when you were in software? If the answer is yes, then be careful, these similar terms are likely to leak your privacy.

3. Hackers exploit system vulnerabilities to steal privacy.

Just like computers, mobile phone system vulnerabilities are widespread. No matter what kind of smartphone you use, users should not ignore the system security issues, and security software such as Mobile Phone Guard can effectively avoid malicious program intrusion and protect personal privacy.

4. Clicking on network links leaks privacy.

So-and-so, here is your child's school performance, click on the link** to view. "If you receive such a text message, you have to be careful, eighty percent of it is a scam text message, don't click on the link in the text message, it is likely to be the ** link of the Trojan virus.

5. Leaking privacy through WiFi networks.

CCTV's "3.15" party ** criminals used "phishing wifi" in public places to steal users' private information, which made many people worry about the security of wifi in public places. The survey data of the report also shows that nearly half of the respondents believe that the use of WiFi networks may lead to personal privacy leakage.

6. Cloud networks leak privacy.

There are more and more payment methods on mobile terminals such as WeChat payment and QR code payment, which has become the most convenient "business card" nowadays, and "scanning" has become a common action for smartphone users. But often after scanning ***** an app or logging in to a certain **, bank cards and credit cards are stolen.

If the leakage of personal information has caused some adverse consequences, and there is conclusive evidence, the police should be reported in a timely manner. The following treatments can be taken:

1.Replacement. 2.Change important passwords.

3.Report the crime to **.

4.Find a lawyer to sue.

5.Collect evidence of the Kaisons.

6.Ignore irrelevant information.

Open the telecom business client - search for the function of "privacy sentinel", which can conduct a comprehensive APP detection on the mobile phone, which will tell us which apps have the risk of personal information leakage, and if there is a risk of leakage, it is recommended to delete it as soon as possible to protect personal privacy.