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Sure, if you're a fairly affluent and educated hacker news reader. But there are far more people who I routinely work with who struggle with the concept of a pa
by stinkytaco 9y ago
Sure, if you're a fairly affluent and educated hacker news reader. But there are far more people who I routinely work with who struggle with the concept of a password but need to use the internet to apply for work, register for disability, social security, communicate with family, etc. Do those people deserve less privacy?
- fiatjaf 9y agoNom they deserve the same privacy. I wish there was a solution for them, but I don't think there is. Better software and newer generations that know how to use them will, however, come before anyone can make a government that respects his population.
- pdimitar 9y agoStuff like Apple's FaceID might help. I am eagerly awaiting to see how will Apple entrench it in their services because I am sure they will.