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>....and understand the downsides. I believe very few people (if any) actually understand the downsides of having a vast amount of personal data aggregated on
by dgudkov 8y ago
>....and understand the downsides.
I believe very few people (if any) actually understand the downsides of having a vast amount of personal data aggregated on every user. All the assumptions below are false:
* I know exactly what information on me is given to 3rd parties by online services.
* The 3rd parties can provide 100% guarantee that my personal information will remain secure and won't be stolen by hackers or unlawfully traded by an employee.
* Even if it gets stolen, there is no way my personal information can be used for identity theft or socially engineered account takeover.
* There is no way private aspects of my life (browsing history, online purchases, direct messages, etc.) can become publicly available.