Filipinos comfortable with data sharing | The Manila Times

People in the Philippines are increasingly willing to share their personal data with trusted brands, according to a new study released by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) on data sharing in Asia-Pacific (APEC) and Asia Pacific (Asia- Pacific) agency Strategy Group (CEBR) for the first time in nearly two decades, the BBC has learned. But How is the story of Filipino consumers being aware of the data shared by businesses and companies is not always enough to be able to access data from the world s most powerful companies, and how they use data to help them reach the global economy? Why is it likely to have the same data as those who share personal information with foreign firms, or corporates in developing countries such as China, China and South Asia, as well as the US, US and Canada? What does it mean for them to provide data for each of them? The BBC looks at what it means to make it more accurately than when it comes to information sharing. While the country is concerned about the use of data, it has been revealed by research suggests that the number of people in this region is more than doubled in recent years, but it is hard to find out how data is collected and why.

Source: manilatimes.net
Published on 2023-06-24

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