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That's not even close to the same thing. You're comparing involuntary and unknown sharing of personal data with explicit and self-actioned sharing of that data.
by frenchie14 9y ago
That's not even close to the same thing. You're comparing involuntary and unknown sharing of personal data with explicit and self-actioned sharing of that data.
- dahfizz 9y agoThe user volunteers their health information into the public domain when they tell Grindr their HIV status. This is information that is already visible to other users to some degree. Declaring your HIV status on Grindr is voluntarily and knowingly sharing your own health information into the public domain. It is much closer to tweeting it out than telling a medical professional imo.
- frenchie14 9y agoValid point; I hadn't considered it that way. There's still a large difference in audience between the two but ultimately you're surrendering the information to unknown parties.