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Data minimization
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Data minimization is a principle of data protection that advocates for the collection and retention of only the minimum amount of personal data necessary for a specific purpose. This approach aims to reduce privacy risks and limit exposure to potential data breaches by minimizing the volume of sensitive information stored or processed. By adhering to data minimization practices, organizations can mitigate the potential impact of data breaches, enhance data privacy compliance efforts, and uphold individuals' rights to privacy and data protection. Data minimization strategies may involve anonymization, pseudonymization, encryption, and the implementation of strict data retention policies to ensure that only essential data is collected, stored, and processed, aligning with privacy regulations such as the GDPR.
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