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Data brokers have built profiles on you for years and sold them downstream, all without paying you a cent. This Tech in a Minute video looks at companies flipping that, actually paying people to track their own browsing. For more tech insights like this, visit ManageEngine Insights now. zurl.co/vltTF

There is this old saying: If AI doesn’t take your job, someone who uses AI will. The real AI threat is the more you delegate your job to AI, the less capable you become of doing it yourself. That is the trade nobody is talking about! Read our latest e-mag issue on how to use AI without losing yourself to it: zurl.co/UTiOh #ArtificialIntelligence #FutureOfWork #DigitalSkills #AIInsights

Data removal services are built for one threat: data brokers. But your exposure online also includes hacking, employer access to personal data, and legal discovery, and none of that is covered. Paying for removal without knowing the full picture is like locking your front door and leaving the windows open. Here's what these services actually protect, and what they leave out: zurl.co/XHvoZ #DataPrivacy #CyberSecurity #DigitalFootprint

If a company offered you $50 a month to track your browsing behavior, would you say yes? That's exactly what some consumer insights companies are doing right now, and it's raising a lot of questions about the data broker industry and who really benefits. Watch this #TechinaMinute video from ManageEngine Insights to get the full picture: zurl.co/MsLfr

Every data has a lifespan. When the purpose is over, so is your right to hold it. Most Indian companies are still holding data they forgot they had. #DPDPA is about to make that very expensive. Watch now: zurl.co/IwAje #DataGovernance #DPDPACompliance #ManageEngineInsights

Most people assume prices are set by supply and demand. But some companies are now setting them based on what they know about you personally. Forty bills across 24 states are trying to make that illegal. Here's the full scoop: zurl.co/zk4pr #SurveillancePricing #ConsumerProtection #AILaw #PrivacyRights

Twitter: You said please to a chatbot. Why? Habit? Manners? Or has some part of you already decided it deserves them? Our quiz tells you what kind of AI user you've become. Five questions. Two minutes: zurl.co/nweo8 #CostOfAI #AIQuiz #TechLeadership #ResponsibleAI

Every time you browse the internet, there's a good chance someone is tracking you, packaging that data, and selling it downstream. But some companies are now flipping the model and paying you directly for access to your browsing behavior. Watch this #TechinaMinute video and let us know: How much would you charge for access to your data? zurl.co/KfZJJ

That number isn't apathy. It comes down to cost, confusion, and a gut feeling that these services don't quite deliver on their promise. A Consumer Reports investigation proves that instinct is correct, finding that only 35% of data broker profiles were actually removed four months after an initial request. If you're wondering whether to recommend these tools to your team, there's more to the picture. Read the full breakdown: zurl.co/4ybfF #DataPrivacy #CyberSecurity #DigitalFootprint

Reactive infrastructure monitoring leaves IT teams one step behind. #NoCodeML delivers the foresight for them to act before systems fail without data science expertise. See how it predicts outages with greater accuracy: zurl.co/bUgd2 #EducationAnalytics #ITOps

India just did something with voice AI that should make every enterprise rethink its strategy. In February, it launched VoicERA, an open-source voice AI stack built on its national language platform, and handed it to the world for free. Sound familiar? It's the same strategy India used with UPI a decade ago, and that one rewrote the entire payment industry. Read our latest article to understand what this means for the future of voice AI pricing and strategy: zurl.co/Hledo #VoiceAI #DigitalPublicInfrastructure #AIStrategy #TechPolicy

You're using AI because your organization expects you to. But are you actually AI-ready? Find out where you stand → zurl.co/jlDyK #AIReadiness #FutureOfWork #upskilling #AIAdoption

Zero days are dangerous not because they're technically complex but because defenders are completely blind to them until it's too late. Here's how attackers find and use them. To know more, visit zurl.co/DH2kh

When was the last time you sat with a hard problem long enough to actually solve it? Without any search engine or AI assistant's help? Just you sitting with a question. We might be outsourcing our thinking without even realizing it. ManageEngine Insights' latest Thinking Tech episode is a wake-up call for anyone who cares about where human innovation is headed. You wouldn't want to miss this one → zurl.co/GCjRZ #FutureofWork #FutureofInnovation

Join our webinar to learn how a unified DNS, DHCP, and IPAM (DDI) solution helps enterprise networks enforce consistent policy and maintain control across environments. Register now: zurl.co/Rca1m #DNS #DHCP #IPAM #EnterpriseNetworks

Faculty burnout builds across teaching, advising, and administrative duties long before it surfaces in turnover data. See how unified analytics helps institutions track workload pressure and uncover attrition's root causes. zurl.co/4sq2l #EducationAnalytics

Every note app remembers for you, every AI summary tells you what matters, and every copilot suggests your next line while your own thinking waits in the background. Confidence erodes first, memory weakens next, and original thought becomes harder to reach. Use these tools for information and keep the understanding for yourself. For more such #TechInAMinute videos, visit ManageEngine Insights: zurl.co/Z7iun

Your employees are using AI tools you that haven't approved. Those tools are processing personal data. Under DPDPA, that's a huge liability to your company. Shadow AI is now a ₹250-crore compliance risk: zurl.co/ACClb #DPDPA #ShadowAI Content for Facebook/LinkedIn/YouTube

Gartner® says 80% of companies are cutting jobs over AI. But there's 0% correlation with actual ROI. Something else is driving 2026's layoff wave, and it's not what earnings calls are claiming. Read the full piece: zurl.co/2VV6x

The second brain is a productivity concept where you off-load your notes, ideas, and knowledge to apps and tools so your mind stays free for deeper thinking. Now, the problem isn't the concept; it's what happens when the tool starts doing so much that your own thinking quietly gets weaker from not being used enough. If this got you thinking, there are more #TechInAMinute videos like this on #ManageEngineInsights: zurl.co/vA3U8