Think about how many apps and websites ask for your phone number, location, contacts, or access to your photos before you can use their services. Sometimes, sharing that information makes life easier. You can get personalised recommendations, save your login details, find nearby places, and complete tasks in seconds. But this raises the risk of our personal information being stolen. Would you rather enjoy the convenience of digital services or protect as much of your personal information as possible?

Not sure what country you are in but in the UK, the Government holds millions of pieces of information from us and even have access to raid our bank accounts.

Did you know that on Facebook in it’s TOS, it says once you upload a photo, they own it to do whatever they want with it?

I can't give access to any app to access my images, personal messages inboxes or contacts list. That's my exclusive privacy. I don't let any app access it no matter the utility that the app provides.

I have no problem sharing my identity such as national ID card. However, this depends on with who I am sharing my data with. For example, if I am investing money with a large corporation, then I may need to submit my documents. Under such circumstances, I may share details with them. However, I wouldn't share personal data with anonymous companies or firms.