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May 28, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Importance of Data Privacy for Students

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MEMohammed EmaduddinMKMahdeen KhanumMRMakakmayum Mujibur Rahman

Key Points

  • The research examines the risks of data privacy breaches for students and emphasizes the need for awareness and security measures.
  • Analyzed online behavior of students regarding personal information sharing.
  • Examined the potential risks associated with data misuse.
  • Evaluated the effectiveness of digital literacy programs.
  • Identified increased vulnerability of students to identity theft and cyberbullying due to lack of awareness.
  • Found that educational platforms often collect personal data without sufficient student knowledge.
  • Highlighted the necessity for security measures to protect student data.

Abstract

In the modern digital era, students are increasingly dependent on online platforms for education, communication, and daily activities. The widespread use of smartphones, social media, and learning systems has made it easier for students to access information, but it has also raised serious concerns regarding data privacy. Students often share personal information such as names, contact details, and login credentials without fully understanding the potential risks involved. This lack of awareness can lead to serious issues such as data breaches, identity theft, cyberbullying, and unauthorized access to personal data. This research paper focuses on the importance of data privacy for students and examines the various risks associated with the misuse of personal information. It also highlights the role of awareness, digital literacy, and safe online practices in protecting student data. Furthermore, the paper emphasises the need for proper security measures and responsible behaviour while using digital platforms. Ensuring data privacy is essential not only for protecting students’ personal information but also for creating a safe and secure digital learning environment. In recent years, the rapid growth of digital technologies has significantly increased the amount of data generated and shared by students. Educational platforms, mobile applications, and social networking sites often collect personal information, sometimes without students fully realising it. This makes students more vulnerable to data misuse and privacy breaches.

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Emaduddin et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a17dc653fad632b0f9d90d2https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20393356
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