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If you start with an introvert, in the context of online privacy, the simple lack of privacy could be a significant barrier to participation. In a "connected wo
by endswapper 10y ago
If you start with an introvert, in the context of online privacy, the simple lack of privacy could be a significant barrier to participation. In a "connected world" this barrier has the potential to affect major parts, if not every part, of your life.
For example, avoiding social/professional media, i.e. Facebook, LinkedIn could have a material negative impact on your life.
- marmot777 10y agoGood point. The most prolific and successful users of social media that I personally know have told me directly that they don't care very much about privacy. I know one person who seems to have mastered FB who keeps their profile literally wide open with no privacy controls at all. An introvert would no sooner do that then they'd start singing and skipping down the sidewalk every day.