Description
Discover the thought-provoking issue of The New York Times Magazine from August 19, 2018, which delves into the critical topic of mining personal data and protecting privacy. As digital footprints grow, understanding how your personal data is used has never been more essential. This magazine edition captures the ongoing debate with insightful articles that explore the implications of data mining in our daily lives.
This magazine offers a comprehensive look at privacy issues surrounding personal data in the digital age. Its engaging content provides readers with a deeper understanding of how various organizations utilize data, the potential risks involved, and ways to safeguard your privacy. In a world where our information is often exploited, this issue serves as a wake-up call and a valuable resource for anyone concerned about their digital well-being.
This particular copy is in good condition, making it a great addition to your collection. However, please note that it includes a library sticker and barcode sticker on the front, which does not detract from its overall quality. While minor wear is present on the entire magazine, it is still a fantastic read that remains intact and engaging.
To ensure the longevity of your magazine, it comes with a protective plastic covering that helps preserve its condition. This well-preserved issue is perfect for anyone who appreciates the intersection of technology, privacy, and society.
Here are some product features:
- Insightful articles on data privacy and protection.
- Comes with a plastic covering for added protection.
Don't miss your chance to own this significant issue that highlights the pressing concerns surrounding personal data today.
Condition Details:
- Good condition.
- Includes library sticker & barcode sticker on front.
- Minor wear on the entire magazine.
- Comes with plastic covering.