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Every click leaves a trace. But do you know where that trace goes?
You browse websites, accept cookies, share photos, and use apps every day. Behind these familiar activities lies a hidden digital world where websites track you, companies collect personal data, and cybercriminals exploit ordinary mistakes.
How much does the internet really know about you?
The Internet Is Not What You Think is a beginner-friendly guide to digital surveillance, cybersecurity, personal data, and online privacy. IT professional Navneet Kumar explains how the internet works, how your information is collected, and what you can realistically do to protect yourself.
Written in simple language, this book makes complex technical concepts accessible to everyday internet users without requiring a technical background.
WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER INSIDE
• How the Internet Works: Understand the OSI model, IP addresses, DNS, HTTPS, and how data travels across networks.
• Website Tracking: Explore cookies, tracking technologies, browser fingerprinting, and digital footprints.
• The Truth Behind “Accept”: Discover how websites may collect, analyse, store, and share your information.
• Your Digital Identity: Learn how small pieces of personal information can reveal your interests, habits, and activities.
• Inside the World of Hackers: Understand phishing, common cyberattacks, malicious websites, and security weaknesses.
• The Human Weakness: Discover how weak passwords, urgency, suspicious links, and misplaced trust lead to scams.
• Personal Security: Learn practical ways to strengthen accounts, improve passwords, and reduce unauthorised access.
• Social Media Privacy: Explore what your posts, likes, searches, and interactions reveal about you.
• The Business of Your Data: Understand why organisations collect personal information for advertising, analytics, and personalisation.
• Online Anonymity: Separate privacy myths from reality and understand the limits of privacy tools.
• Practical Online Safety: Learn to review permissions, browse more safely, and reduce unnecessary data exposure.
• Data Protection Laws: Get an introduction to the GDPR, India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, and relevant Indian IT laws.
MORE THAN JUST THEORY
Practical exercises, real-world examples, insights from enterprise IT, and chapter summaries help connect technical concepts to everyday life. A glossary and references for further reading support your learning.
WHO SHOULD READ THIS BOOK?
Whether you're a student, working professional, technology enthusiast, or everyday internet user, this book will help you understand the digital world more clearly.
UNDERSTAND THE INTERNET. PROTECT YOUR DIGITAL LIFE.
This book isn't designed to make you afraid of technology. It's designed to help you understand it.
Complete privacy may be difficult to achieve, but awareness makes a difference. Learn to question permissions, recognise online threats, and make informed decisions about your personal information.
You may not control everything that happens to your data, but you can take meaningful steps to protect yourself.
Turn the page. Question what you see. Discover the internet differently.
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