• ep 9: Personal Privacy and Data Safety in The Metaverse ft David Nuti

  • Apr 19 2022
  • Length: Less than 1 minute
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ep 9: Personal Privacy and Data Safety in The Metaverse ft David Nuti

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  • Eighty-seven percent of people surveyed are concerned about how the metaverse could affect their privacy. But 74% of these same folks would join or at least consider joining the metaverse. This according to a survey Nord Security published at the beginning of this year.

    The metaverse promises richer, more immersive online experiences. That means more data being collected, analyzed, and used to shape what we see and hear. And that means more chances for bad actors to invade our privacy. As the lines between on- and offline blur even more as the metaverse becomes more real, the risk of digital privacy breaches with physical world consequences go up, as well.

    How will folks protect themselves while diving into new online experiences we’re all at least a little concerned about? David Nuti, Senior VP at Nord Security, joins the pod to discuss the state of personal privacy and data protection online as we dip our toes into the metaverse future. Learn some practical tips for staying safe(r) now, and things to bear in mind as the Web evolves and our online and offline identities merge even more.

    Bonus: David tells stories of ATMs spitting cash all over the street 👍

    Learn More:

    Nord Blog

    Nord’s metaverse survey



    This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit metaaverse.substack.com
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