IoT and Personal Data Protection

Jhanvi Zala¹

Section:Review Paper, Product Type: Journal-Paper
Vol.9 , Issue.4 , pp.32-35, Aug-2021

Online published on Aug 31, 2021

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Abstract :
IoT is the most evolving technology ever. In short period of time, there are so many devices related to IoT have come into market. Devices like smart watches, lenses, fitness brand, microchips and other more. IoT means a physical device powered by the Internet with an embedded system of sensors, actuators and a networking device that exchanges and collects data. All the devices need different application to run. Any user who uses this application has to enter the data to enhance service of the device. Similarly, to see the security and nodes of IoT devices that have been compromised, collect all this information of malicious activity, it has become a top priority of the IoT network. If we insert data from any application into the device, the user shares this data. The user`s privacy is at risk whenever the user shares data. So this paper presents how you can protect a user`s personal data. Inside this paper we will look at different methods of how to protect personal data. Personal data administrators are being used to monitor and handle user data exchange, as well as inference prevention techniques. It can also equate the PDPA to its counterparts in other countries using a comparative approach.

Key-Words / Index Term :
personal data, privacy, PDPA

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