This article analyzes the knowledge of UKI Law Faculty students Class of 2023 regarding the protection of personal data, especially regarding the act of handing over passwords and accessing cellphones without permission. The aim is for FH students to become prospective legal professionals who will play an important role in ensuring compliance with the law and protecting individual rights. The method used is empirical juridical with a qualitative approach. Findings from the results of distributing questionnaires to 100 students showed that 56% of students were aware of the existence of the Personal Data Protection Law and/or had read and studied the contents of the Personal Data Protection Law, but 99% of students were aware that Personal Data is the right of every living creature. , and must be protected, while 30% have, whether intentionally or not, violated other people's privacy rights in the form of content or other information and 25% of students have had their rights harmed by individuals who have violated human rights in protecting personal data. UKI FH students must know that the protection of personal rights is an inseparable part of the law. Knowledge and understanding of personal data protection will be able to prepare them to handle the challenges of personal data protection legal issues in the future.