Digital foorprints and Privacity By Alex Fernandez The digital age has transformed how we communicate, access information and entertain ourselves. However, it’s also created concerns about how much information digital devices give away about our daily lives. These concerns range from the safety of children using digital devices to the privacy we lose when public records are linked to digital footprints. People are now more aware of their digital privacy than ever before. Many have taken steps to limit the amount of information they’re publicly known for. For example, a person can limit his online presence by using a pseudonym on social media and by changing his email address. This limits the amount of information people can collect about him. Additionally, people can limit the information their devices upload by setting their settings to only allow certain apps and websites to access data. Electronic devices have become an everyday necessity in today’s society. Everyone uses them for communication, entertainment and navigation. However, these devices also generate digital footprints we don’t realize we’ve created through careless use. For example, apps and websites often collect data on where they’re from and log it with country codes. This allows these resources to efficiently provide services to people around the world. However, this also means people’s personal data is accessible by governments and corporations around the world without their consent or knowledge. Fortunately, there are ways to limit this data exposure through good practices and security measures. Being mindful about what information you share is one way to limit your digital footprint. Personal information includes any data that directly identifies you- including names, addresses, phone numbers and dates of birth. Sharing this info online makes it easy for electronic footprints to be generated since profiles are built from that data. You can also give away personal information when you authorize someone to access your accounts or download apps on your device. This allows other people to access your accounts without having access available accounts themselves. Clearly letting people know when you do this will help keep your info safe. Our privacy has become more easily accessible now that people are more aware of their digital footprint. Digital devices have become essential for both work and recreation- but also create dangerous data reservoirs when used improperly. Thankfully, good practices and security measures can help us use these devices responsibly by being mindful about what information we share online. If you need help, we can help you erase your digital footprint and improve your privacy. As well as to help you if you need information about a person or company. Simply use the service form by clicking here.

The risks of IoT By Alex Fernandez The phrase “Internet of Things” has become a common way of describing the concept of connecting physical objects to the Internet. The term describes the idea of connecting anything that has an electronic circuit to the Internet. These items include vehicles, appliances, clothing, and even bodies. Since 2017, there has been a rapid increase in the number of objects connecting to the IoT.With this increase in connectivity, security vulnerabilities and cybercrime are also on the rise. The concept of IoT has revolutionized the way humans interact with the digital world. This world is made up of billions of connected devices, providing us with information and helping us stay up-to-date with the latest technology. Many believe that this mobility is a godsend, as it helps us in every task we undertake. On the one hand, it gives us access to data that was previously impossible to obtain. In addition, it allows us to send and receive information without using physical contact. Aside from this, we can also keep track of things and make decisions based on that information. According to the Future Horizons International Association (FOIA), most IoT devices are considered highly vulnerable to cyber attacks. Every year sees an exponential increase in the creation of new smart devices, making it harder for security experts to keep up with them all. This makes it easy for cybercriminals to infiltrate devices and perform malicious acts without being discovered. For example, approximately 83% of smart cars are currently vulnerable to cybercrime attacks. This is because smart cars have access to the internet and can act as platforms for cybercrime schemes. In addition to cyber security concerns, there are several ways privacy can be improved in the age of IoT. To improve privacy, there are several ways in which the responsibility of individuals and companies can be improved. This includes the use of blockchain technology as a tamper-proof record-keeping system. It also includes the implementation of biometric security systems as a way to keep people anonymous as they interact with the digital world. As we adopt these new technologies, we must also adopt new methods to protect our personal data and improve our privacy within the digital sphere. Increased connectivity is revolutionizing today’s methods of communication and data collection. However, this increased connectivity has also raised concerns about cybersecurity and privacy issues surrounding the IoT. There are many ways these issues can be corrected, from implementing stronger security measures through improved accountability, or improving our privacy levels through biometric or blockchain technologies.

RSI with levels © Created by Alex Fernandez Creation through Pine Script of an RSI (Relative Strength Index) tool on a dynamic chart, using the tool directly in this chart for better and easier analysis. Different RSI levels were added, each with its own color. The tool is easily modifiable by the user through a GUI, being able to modify the RSI time, the colors of the levels and the levels that appear on the chart, among other things. In the code you can see 9 different values, a mid value of 50, four higher values, and another four lower values; corresponding to the different programmed RSI levels.   You can see how the RSI looks on the chart in this screenshot

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