Review this article [https://www.pcmag.com/news/sick-of-data-collection-try-thes

Review this article [https://www.pcmag.com/news/sick-of-data-collection-try-these-apps-instead?token=56FCB8D6BA27F25F847CA620402157D1D89A7C2CDC2662984063FD2AF857A13B0FD7E9F7A71688118513EA9794290D1FF10C28B3EFE51C0FFE37539D0E116AE2B5EECF50635B9219] to see which apps are collecting the most personal data from users. According to the article, “four out of five people don’t want their personal data collected or shared without their permission.”[https://www.pcmag.com/news/sick-of-data-collection-try-these-apps-instead?
1. How concerned are you about apps collecting your personal data? What types of data are you most concerned about? Explain in at least 3 or more sentences.
2. After reviewing the list of apps and the types of data they collected, what was most surprising to you?
Watch this video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqWuioPHhz0] before answering the questions below.
3. Describe your attitude toward how you share your PII after watching this video, and explain what influenced your feelings.
4. Outline the responsibilities of the position of a Privacy Analyst. (You may find it helpful to locate job postings on the web in order to better understand the typical job requirements.)
5. Outline knowledge and experience from classes, internships, full or part-time jobs, and volunteer work that prepares someone for the position of a Privacy Analyst.
6. Prepare five questions you could ask in a job interview about the position of a Privacy Analyst. The questions should exhibit your understanding of the position requirements without lecturing the interviewer about what she already knows.