A working manual for the person who has decided their data, their accounts, their devices, and their family's exposure are theirs to control. Twelve parts and sixty-eight chapters, moving from the personal data economy through account security, device hardening, financial privacy, data brokers, artificial intelligence, and the future of identity. Each chapter ends where it should — with something to do. Written by Rochon Beck, founder of the cybersecurity firm Techwerks Global, for readers who are tired of being warned and want procedures instead. No fear-selling, no product pitches, no assumption that the reader is technical. The threats are described accurately, and then answered. Privacy is not secrecy. It is the ordinary condition of a person who decides what leaves their hands. Companion volume to The Global Citizen.