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Does that hold up in the modern sense of internet browsing history? If someone stumbles across my browsing history, they cannot publish it while I am living, bu
by stevesearer 11y ago
Does that hold up in the modern sense of internet browsing history? If someone stumbles across my browsing history, they cannot publish it while I am living, but can once I am dead?
Sounds like Haruki Murakami should have installed uBlock Origin and that the library shouldn't have enforced a real names policy :)
- imgabe 11y agoYour browser doesn't have a professional code of ethics that prohibits sharing that information (although maybe it should). Librarians do, and they take it very seriously. That's why they're upset.
- stevesearer 11y agoTotally understand why they're upset. My comment was more directed toward wondering what being dead has to do with something like a library checkout history being private or not as the parent suggested. It would seem that librarians would desire to keep such details private regardless of the person's status of living or dead.
- Retra 11y agoYou don't understand why a dead person's privacy is less important than a live one's? Is that really the problem you're having right here?