Comments on: Only ourselves to blame for privacy breaches http://thecustomer.co.uk/marketing/only-ourselves-to-blame-for-privacy-breaches Will Rowan | marketing led, web-savvy, digital strategy Tue, 24 Nov 2009 15:41:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Julian Evans http://thecustomer.co.uk/marketing/only-ourselves-to-blame-for-privacy-breaches/comment-page-1#comment-252 Julian Evans Mon, 24 Sep 2007 11:07:12 +0000 http://thecustomer.co.uk/marketing/only-ourselves-to-blame-for-privacy-breaches#comment-252 You make a very true statement. Why do people continue to post personal details online when they are less likely to provide those details to a stranger on the street? The Internet has made us more accessible and people have relaxed their guard. If you lose your identity online it can be recovered.... if you have bills run up in your good name - this can be recovered by the bank... so what's the worry? Well, we should know as we are leading the way in 'education and awareness'. Problem is privacy is a reactive thing.... people will not do anything unless it does actually happen to them! We want people to be 'reactive'... plain and simple. Join ID THEFT PROTECT today to find out more.... www.id-theftprotect.com You make a very true statement. Why do people continue to post personal details online when they are less likely to provide those details to a stranger on the street? The Internet has made us more accessible and people have relaxed their guard. If you lose your identity online it can be recovered…. if you have bills run up in your good name – this can be recovered by the bank… so what’s the worry?

Well, we should know as we are leading the way in ‘education and awareness’. Problem is privacy is a reactive thing…. people will not do anything unless it does actually happen to them!

We want people to be ‘reactive’… plain and simple.
Join ID THEFT PROTECT today to find out more….
http://www.id-theftprotect.com

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