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Could this be the greatest news for Earth and mankind 2023 beyond?

A scientific assessment of ozone depletion 2022 conducted by international organizations and government agencies says the ozone is healing.  The document's executive summary identifies the highlights including -Major achievement of the Montreal Protocol, -Current scientific and policy changes, -Future policy considerations.
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Data privacy

Who needs it? I would say all. Not only human being would require their confidential information must be protected at all times. It includes electronic transactions and media, devices, archival, repositories and more, where a bulk of information are cast. In compliance of international standards, laws and regulations, considering they are engage effectively, individual and organizations could attain their required level of information security.

Data Privacy Day is celebrated (worldwide?), January 28 every year. It promotes events and activities that stimulate the development of technology tools and create dialogues among stakeholders interested in advancing data protection and privacy.

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