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## Where we might collect and share the data of others
There are many ways we might collect the data of others in our daily advocacy, sometimes without even realizing it fully.
There are many ways we might collect the data of others in the course of our advocacy, sometimes without even realizing it.
It's important to develop an awareness of the data we collect and share ourselves, and protect the data of others with the greatest care. Not only is this critical for [integrity](tip-stay-true-to-your-principles.md), but it's also fundamental to build and keep the trust of our allies. Which in return is essential to build and grow our movement.
It's important to develop an awareness of the data we collect and share ourselves, and protect the data of others with the greatest care. Not only is this critical for [integrity](tip-stay-true-to-your-principles.md), but it's also fundamental to build and keep the trust of our allies. This in return is essential to build and grow our movement.
Here are a some examples of other people's data we might collect or share in the context of our privacy advocacy work, whether intentionally or inadvertently:
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## More resources
- [Data is a toxic asset (Bruce Schneier blog)](https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2016/03/data_is_a_toxic.html)
- [Data is a toxic asset (*Bruce Schneier*)](https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2016/03/data_is_a_toxic.html)
- [The importance of protecting the data of others (Privacy Guides)](https://www.privacyguides.org/articles/2025/03/10/the-privacy-of-others/)
- [The importance of protecting the data of others (*Privacy Guides*)](https://www.privacyguides.org/articles/2025/03/10/the-privacy-of-others/)

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- [x] Reject any offers for partnership or sponsorship from third-parties that have not been properly vetted for being trustworthy and sharing your privacy values, or who might only have profit and advertising in mind.
- [x] Keep your promises. As a privacy advocate, group, or organization, your reputation is the most valuable thing you have. ==If people cannot trust your integrity, they will not trust any of your advices either.== If you promise to never accept sponsorship from certain Big Tech, then make sure you are ready to hold this promise. If you promise to never accept venture-capital money for your privacy-preserving app, then keep your word and be ready to reject even attractive offers.
- [x] Keep your promises. As a privacy advocate, group, or organization, your reputation is the most valuable thing you have. ==If people cannot trust your integrity, they will not trust any of your advice either.== If you promise to never accept sponsorship from certain Big Tech companies, then make sure you are ready to hold this promise. If you promise to never accept venture-capital money for your privacy-preserving app, then keep your word and be ready to reject even attractive offers.
## Integrity is essential to build our movement