Data Privacy Day
Fights Diffusion, Fragmentation: Supporting Data Privacy Day weakens the control over personal data by centralized entities while breaking echo chambers by using a disruptive message.
On January 28th of each year, National Data Privacy Day, it's time to not just advocate for privacy but to embody it, to make a statement that echoes through the digital halls. The Digital Block-Out is our way of painting the town (read: the digital world) with the hues of privacy advocacy. It's about donning a profile picture of a specific color, rallying under a hashtag, and creating a ripple of awareness that surges through the digital waves.
The motive? To spotlight the monumental role privacy plays in our digital existence, and to remind ourselves and the world that when it comes to safeguarding our digital footprint, we stand united. Every colored profile picture, every hashtag shared, is a pebble thrown into the vast waters of the digital domain, creating ripples that converge into a wave of awareness.
Now, while the digital block-out is a symbolic stride, the journey towards robust data privacy is a marathon, not a sprint. And to keep the momentum going, a treasure trove of campaign information, resources, and advocacy tools await at a dedicated URL for National Privacy Day. It’s your gateway to diving deeper into the ethos of data privacy and joining a collective force advocating for a safer, more private digital world.
Instructions:
Pencil in National Data Privacy Day on your calendar. It's the day to go big on privacy advocacy!
Swing by the URL for all the campaign scoop—hashtags to use, the color for your profile picture, and more advocacy tools.
Change your profile picture to the specified color as a symbol of your stance on data privacy.
Share posts on privacy awareness and use the campaign hashtag. It's about making the digital waves resonate with the privacy anthem.
Engage with posts under the campaign hashtag, share your insights on privacy, and spread the knowledge.
Post National Data Privacy Day, keep advocating for privacy, share resources from the campaign URL, and keep the dialogue bubbling.
