How should we protect our privacy in the network age?

3. 15 (International Consumer Rights Day) party exposed some Internet privacy issues, and some software of Android system obtained user privacy data without the user's knowledge. For example, an Android software has enabled the sharing function of Renren, but when you log in with Renren account, your account and password are not sent to the server of Renren, but to the server of the software. What does this mean? It means that your account number and password have been stolen. For another example, when you go to the web page, do you find that the advertisements that pop up on the web page are all things you have searched before? Don't believe it? You just have to try. In short, in this Internet age, privacy has become an issue that must be taken seriously. As far as I know today, how to protect your privacy as much as possible in Android and the Internet.

How do we protect our privacy on the Internet?

First, we need to know what a cookie is, and don't follow it.

Cookie:Cookie are generated by the server and sent to user agents (usually browsers). The browser will save the key/value of the cookie in a text file in a directory and send the cookie to the server the next time you request the same website (provided that the browser is set to enable cookies). Cookie names and values can be defined by the server-side developers themselves. For JSP, you can also write jsessionid directly to let the server know whether the user is a legal user or not and whether it is necessary to log in again.

Don't follow:

When the user requests "Do Not Track", the browser with "Do Not Track" function is located at/article/ad 310e808fdea81848f49e64.html.