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This must be a case of boiling the frog slowly. I probably qualify as overly concerned with privacy (some might say obsessed). But even I am feeling the fatigue
by zigzaggy 8y ago
This must be a case of boiling the frog slowly. I probably qualify as overly concerned with privacy (some might say obsessed). But even I am feeling the fatigue that comes along with the daily news of data leaks, and stories about untrustworthy leadership (public and private). Or maybe, because of my views, I am more fatigued? Either way, it's exhausting. And I understand why people would just succumb to it all.
I'm rambling, I guess. But I am disappointed in the results of this study. Once I had faith that people would wake up over time. But that faith is slipping away...
- Pica_soO 8y agoIf dictatorships showed us one thing- that succumbing to a crumbling away of rights and dignity, does not mean the anger and awareness of ones own status as "disenfranchised cattle" go away. Quite contrary- they just search for other outlets. They lash out against minorities, or against those declared worth a beating till moral improves. (Other nations etc.) SV blowing the cornucopia made the trumpet loud again.
- ImNotBeingADick 8y agoA lot of unneeded info that is now required. I'm surprised email and facebook doesn't demand your SSN.
- r00fus 8y agoIm pretty sure that a) demanding SSN/DL would cause a mass exodus that would have a bottom line impact for FB b) FB probably already have it through other data sources matched with your FB history