Welcome to Go Incognito, a full guide to security, privacy and anonymity. This is lesson 3 of Section 3: Permissions and Settings. This lesson covers why permissions are a vital aspect of your digital privacy and security, as told through stories related to Apple, Google, Facebook (Cambridge Analytica Scandal), Uber, & Tesla. 3.3 also teaches how to properly manage permissions and settings to minimize data collection through disabling settings & features, disabling analytics & diagnostics, switching to free and open source software, avoiding personalization, being mindful when accepting permissions, ditching Windows 10 and other intrusive operating systems, avoid sharing personal data amongst friends and family, and lastly implementing least privilege as part of your OPSEC.

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