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I can solve the privacy problem by not using their products? I disagree: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FBI–King_suicide_letter https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki
by xyrnoble 9y ago
I can solve the privacy problem by not using their products? I disagree: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FBI–King_suicide_letter https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FBI–King_suicide_letter
Also, my own personal privacy is less secure if it's a relative inconvenience for employers. If everyone but me gives up their privacy then there's more pressure on me to follow suit.
The argument even doubles back on itself. If these comments aren't interesting to you... don't read them. Embrace tree-style collapsible comments.
- melling 9y agoThe comments are repetitive and are basically complaining. If there was something to be learned that would make it useful and interesting.
- xyrnoble 9y agoYou can learn lots of interesting things by invading people's privacy. I responded to the argument you linked. You're avoiding a more interesting discussion on the topic. Push the [-] button and move on. Your comment is blatantly hypocritical: "Every time X is updated people complain about X; those people ignore the details of the update." "Every time people complain about X other people complain about them complaining about X; those people ignore the details of the complaint."