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I was at that talk and it was amazing, but I remember it as: “privacy is the right to be imperfect”. Not a big difference and I might remember it incorrectly, b

I was at that talk and it was amazing, but I remember it as: “privacy is the right to be imperfect”. Not a big difference and I might remember it incorrectly, but worth a note me thinks.

d0mine 9y ago
No, the phrase is the exact direct quote: "Privacy is the right to be human" (look around 31min in the talk)
- jnsaff2 9y ago
  Ha, I guess we're both right. At 24.55 it's "imperfect", at the final slide it's "human".