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Again, I don't see the problem, I don't get in a vehicle that I don't know how to drive and just start driving. To do so would be unsafe. The world and the Inte
by kls 9y ago
Again, I don't see the problem, I don't get in a vehicle that I don't know how to drive and just start driving. To do so would be unsafe. The world and the Internet in particular is an unsafe place, there is some onus on the individual to take personal responsibility (in this case educate oneself about the dangers of the internet). If I leave 10 grand laying in the street and someone takes it is it their fault or mine? Did I have expectation of privacy and security for my money? If I leave my money in my house with a locked door, does the fault change? The Internet is a public place, if I take no precautions to secure myself on the Internet is it not the same as taking no precautions in public? In this cause, the precaution is simple, don't take cookies from untrusted sites.
Now I know there are the technically illiterate on the Internet but that is no excuse, if I get into a crane and start poking buttons (levers, hell I don't even know what controls a crane), I should expect the full ramification of injury to myself and the liability for injuries to others. Because I embarked on doing something that I should have gained at least a rudimentary education on before I just jump on.