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1. A statement or document that illustrates the methods by which an organization gathers, utilizes, and safeguards the personal information of its users or customers.
2. A method of providing healthcare remotely using technology, allowing patients to consult with healthcare providers without needing to travel.
3. the practice of keeping and storing data for a specific period of time, as legally required or for business purposes
4. Protecting computer systems, networks, and data from unauthorized access, attacks, and breaches is the practice of safeguarding digital assets.
5. The collection of data and information created from an individual's online activities and engagements that are left as evidence.
6. An individual's entitlement to govern and safeguard their personal information as well as monitor their activities carried out on the internet.
7. A set of regulations and guidelines that govern the handling and safeguarding of personal data to ensure the privacy and security of individuals.
8. Any information that can identify an individual, such as their name, address, phone number, or social security number.
9. Online harassment that can severely affect an individual's mental well-being.
10. The use of technology to continuously monitor patients' health conditions outside of traditional clinical settings, facilitating proactive care.
11. The voluntary granting of permission by an individual for the collection, use, and sharing of their personal data.
12. An individual who can be identified by their personal data and has certain rights over its processing and protection.
13. The fraudulent acquisition and use of an individual's personal information, usually for financial gain, without their consent.
14. The act of monitoring and recording the online activities, behaviors, and preferences of individuals without their explicit consent.
15. A feeling of detachment from social interactions, which can occur despite increased online communication.
16. The alignment of the body that can lead to musculoskeletal issues, often exacerbated by extended computer use.
17. The condition of being anonymous is characterized by the absence or concealment of a person's identity or personal information.
18. Evidence-based therapeutic interventions delivered through software to prevent, manage, or treat medical conditions.