Not only is the Internet accessible by almost half of the entire population on earth, but the people using it are hardly aware of what is being made public about them. Information about them is being collected by websites and then sold to marketers without their knowledge and used to profile them online. (Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, 2017) There is also instances where users on Google or Facebook put so much of their personal information on their pages, that they can end up having their accounts stolen and falling victim to identity theft. (Techguy Labs. n.d.)

Step: Whether you are an average Internet user or a social media geek, there is a high possibility that you don’t read the long agreement to which you click “I agree”. (Morrison, 2015) Therefore, a constitution bill can be proposed, which makes it compulsory for websites which collect data to include an easily accessible page. This page would summarize briefly all the things which get collected by them, and with whom they are shared prior to users signing up.

An open source app can be created in which users can submit facts about websites. For example, a user can submit a fact, that Facebook uses your data to give you targeted advertisements. (Wakefield, 2015) Then people around the world can upvote this fact, so it gains relevance and becomes easily accessible by the entire world.

Possibility: The idea that a time would come in, which each user of the Internet would be aware of exactly what gets shared and used about them is unrealistic. It's very unlikely to happen, however, it should not stop us from taking action. With our proposed suggestions and proposal, we believe that we can educate the average user to the point, that they become better aware of their online profile(s).