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The battle is lost. People by and large have decided that it is worth sacrificing most of their privacy to use "free" services like Facebook and google. The o
by TAForObvReasons 8y ago
The battle is lost. People by and large have decided that it is worth sacrificing most of their privacy to use "free" services like Facebook and google. The only relief at this point is regulatory.
- icebraining 8y agoAwareness is not just useful to convince people to act individually, it's also useful if you want to pass that legislation.
- aeorgnoieang 8y agoWhy bother protecting something that most people, as you yourself claim, don't actually value that highly?
- tome 8y agoBecause it's actually valuable.
- ksk 8y agoWhat does that mean? People don't value it, ergo, not valuable.
- walterstucco 8y agoYour privacy is my privacy We talk at the phone, we chat, we take pictures together If you don't mind about your privacy you're probably hurting someone else's
- dllthomas 8y agoYeah, and just because many people are happy to trade it away doesn't mean everyone is. (And of course many don't realize just how much they're trading away...)
- ksk 8y ago> The only relief at this point is regulatory. But why would the government intervene in a private decision that citizens have made?