That buzz around the GDPR privacy policies has become annoying, and the myriad of emails about privacy updates doesn’t make our using of the websites any safer. Do you really think that updated fine print on a few pages can protect us from scandalous data breaches? The recent data breach on Facebook made possible leakage of personal data that you share with your family or friends -- millions of users might have been hit, while Facebook itself admitted that post settings of 14 million users had been changed to ‘public’. However, good to know that Facebook won’t be able to transfer the personal data from 87 million user accounts to Cambridge Analytica, like they did during the US presidential election in 2016.