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>I don't know what needs to happen for people to get outraged, but privacy needs to be a mainstream political issue. Almost totally orthogonal to discussions a
by savanaly 9y ago
>I don't know what needs to happen for people to get outraged, but privacy needs to be a mainstream political issue.
Almost totally orthogonal to discussions about how bad lack of privacy is getting, but the answer to the question posed is certainly any tangibly bad results of lack of privacy in my everyday life, ever. Which there really are none, so far. Certainly none that the average person would attribute to lack of privacy.
- Zarath 9y agoThe consequences are distributed over a long period of time, whereas the convenience of ignoring privacy is very tangible and immediate.
- grwthckrmstr 9y agoAvailability bias. You're not able to see it around you, or immediately. It doesn't mean there's no effect.