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Today, 55% of the population worldwide lives in cities. According to The World Bank, the number will double by 2050, with about 7 in 10 individuals dwelling in urban areas. For…

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How Big Data Can Affect Your Bank Account – And Life

September 26, 2019

Mustafa loves good coffee. In his free time, he often browses high-end coffee machines that he cannot currently afford but is saving for. One day, travelling to a friend’s wedding…

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Who Really Owns Our Data?

August 1, 2019

Recently, FaceApp, the Russian-based application known for its aging filters gained attention after it was found out to be uploading the users’ face to its servers. FaceApp Terms and Conditions…

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How Big Data Can Affect Your Bank Account – And Life

Who Really Owns Our Data?

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