Most people don't care (reason why Gmail and Facebook are popular) but, for those who do, this sounds like bad news.
If we are sensible (not paranoid) then, probably we can reduces the risk.
According to the article:-
Each time there's a high-profile data breach, security experts exhort the same best practices: Create unique logins for every service you use, use complex passwords, vigilantly comb your credit card statements for anomalies. The advice is sound. Unfortunately, it obscures the fact that the safety of your personal information is ultimately in the hands of companies you share it with.
he one area where you have the most influence in this regard is your ability to choose which companies you do business with. Be discriminating about where you share sensitive information, and exactly which information you trust with third parties. If a company shows a lack of regard for protecting your data, move on.
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