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No, those are not comparable. Next time someone says they have nothing to hide, ask them to send their bank account details and PIN, or naked photographs of the
by grkvlt 10y ago
No, those are not comparable. Next time someone says they have nothing to hide, ask them to send their bank account details and PIN, or naked photographs of themselves, to their countries law enforcement or intelligent services. The question is not do i have anything to hide from some random stranger or the general public, the question is should law enforcement and intelligence services have these rights.
- amelius 10y agoThe problem is: this is placing hypothetical on hypothetical. First, the threat imposed by privacy invasion is hypothetical to most people. And now you're asking them to hypothetically send their pictures to the government? Come on, if we want to raise awareness, we need better arguments, and especially better formulations to convince people.
- eponeponepon 10y agoIt appears hypothetical. We need to educate people such that they understand why it is not. It's the only solution.