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On a related note, I noticed that it's a bit socially looked down upon to be privacy conscious. This is pretty much a 180 from what the public perception was 20
by lx3459683 8y ago
On a related note, I noticed that it's a bit socially looked down upon to be privacy conscious. This is pretty much a 180 from what the public perception was 20 years ago.
- maze-le 8y ago>> I noticed that it's a bit socially looked down upon to be privacy conscious Where I live, the exact opposite seems true. If you are an ardent user of social media, you are more likeley than not to be under a bit of scrutiny.
- Ntrails 8y agoEveryone is fine with you being privacy conscious to some degree. It's when you start telling them that they should be too that it tends to get a negative response. I'd argue that this is why the GP succeeds in their B/C tests - because they made it about their own choices. In A it's trying to convince the other party of a position on privacy instead which is, unsurprisingly, a lot harder