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>> Over the longer term, privacy is dead. Privacy will die if we let it die. It's not an inevitability. We have the power to prevent it (through law imo, not t
by k-mcgrady 10y ago
>> Over the longer term, privacy is dead.
Privacy will die if we let it die. It's not an inevitability. We have the power to prevent it (through law imo, not tech). As for it being equitable I don't see how that could ever happen. Having access to everyone's private information would be of zero use to me but would be very useful for governments and companies.
- xiaoma 10y ago>" It's not an inevitability" It's ironic you use this word given that Kevin Kelly's new bestseller which focuses on this and two other trends is called, The Inevitable. https://www.amazon.com/Inevitable-Understanding-Technological-Forces-Future/dp/0525428089 https://www.amazon.com/Inevitable-Understanding-Technologica...
- ionised 10y agoOne man's book does not decide the future.