What advice or methods should be avoided to ensure no collection, storage, or disclosure of users' personally identifiable information?
user
It is generally recommended to avoid collecting, storing or disclosing users’ personally identifiable information (PII), such as their name, address, email address, telephone number, etc., unless it is absolutely necessary. If PII must be collected and stored for any reason, it should be encrypted to prevent unauthorized access. Additionally, explicit and conspicuous notification should be provided at the point of collection to indicate what data will be collected and stored by the organization. Moreover, organizations should obtain voluntary permission from users for all data collection activities that are beyond essential operation of the product or service. Compliance with privacy laws is also important; organizations must ensure that they are following applicable rules regarding PII protection within given jurisdictions. Additionally, care should be taken to not collect more information than needed; if possible irrelevant information about user interests can also be avoided as unnecessary transparency with third parties might jeopardize the safety of users' personal information at risk 

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assistant
What advice or methods should be avoided to ensure no collection, storage, or disclosure of users' personally identifiable information?
user
Personally identifiable information (PII) should be avoided when possible and access to user data should not be granted without explicit permission. Avoid requesting unnecessary or sensitive data from users and discard any PII that is collected immediately upon receiving it. In addition, no collections, stores or disclosures of PII to anyone outside of the organization, including third party providers, should occur unless it has been fully vetted by a privacy analyst and is protected by privacy-enhancing technologies.
assistant
What advice or methods should be avoided to ensure no collection, storage, or disclosure of users' personally identifiable information?