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Well, I side with that hacker for this, taken from this article — "I don't want to live in a world where younger generations grow up without privacy." While pa

Well, I side with that hacker for this, taken from this article — "I don't want to live in a world where younger generations grow up without privacy." While parents make a lot of decisions for children in their best interests, this certainly wasn't one of them. The fact that children might later suffer for no fault of theirs and live with something for life because of such a company makes me a lot more angry. It's becoming far too easy to push people into such a situation now.

jim_dow_jones 9y ago
That's very noble, but I don't want to live in a world where one moral vigilante hacker cowboy dictates what world we live in. It seems much more reasonable to come together as a people and vote on what we can and cannot do. After we vote, we can write down what the majority has decided and then demand individuals adhere to those policies. We could then call those policies "law". Seems much more reasonable to me.