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I'm not sure I understand that objection. How will a third party collect non-public information from my Facebook account, or my email?

• severine 10y ago
  Maybe the surveillance economy can send a diff or two? https://boingboing.net/2016/11/13/the-surveillance-economy-has-6.html https://boingboing.net/2016/11/13/the-surveillance-economy-h... I fell strange linking to your own warning...
  • idlewords 10y ago
    The surveillance economy is not a magic thing that sees all, though. What's the specific way in which third parties end up with my email and private Facebook data?
    • severine 10y ago
      Sorry, I don't use Facebook, and I applaud the initiative (as I understand it, it's about limiting the exposure). I just think that the use of a such a travel mode could be likened to/misconstrued as the practice (perilous, as you indicate), of using a decoy account, given for example, some previous snapshots of any public/semipublic social media activity suddenly invisible for the border agents. Just trying to get a clearer view of your proposition (I think I'm doing it, thanks for answering!)