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> I don't consider any conversation as private, when there is a Smartphone around. Is there nothing you've ever said about anybody while in the vicinity of a s
by jstanley 8y ago
> I don't consider any conversation as private, when there is a Smartphone around.
Is there nothing you've ever said about anybody while in the vicinity of a smartphone that you wouldn't have said to their face?
- hutzlibu 8y agoPrivacy ... not only to protect badmouthing There also other things, like pillow talk etc. And I simply don't want anyone else to take part in that, whether they are russian, chinese or NSA hackers, or the company by itself. And I usually tell people in their face, what I think of them.
- jstanley 8y ago> There also other things, like pillow talk etc. Perfect example. Do you always ensure there are no smartphones within earshot?
- hutzlibu 8y agoActually, yes. But I am not in a formal relationship, so I can imagine this to be harder to arrange when you live together on a regular schedule. But I would certainly try to do this in this situation as well. It is not only privacy btw. it is also just nice to have both persons here in the now and not half distracted because the Smartphone just got new messages. Could be important... but usually never is important enough, to destroy the moment. So when I go to sleep, alone or not, the mobile is off (without battery) or away. Unless there might be a emergency and I need to be avaiable, but those situations are rare.