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I find it a bit of elitist arrogance to tell them they should [care about privacy]. Different people value their data at different levels and we shouldn't be so
by dfxm12 8y ago
I find it a bit of elitist arrogance to tell them they should [care about privacy]. Different people value their data at different levels and we shouldn't be so quick to make it harder for them to give it away if they choose.
With regards to "shadow profiles", someone else's actions do diminish my privacy. I don't find it elitist or arrogant at all to protect my privacy in this way.
And, if someone came to me and said "stop doing this because it is negatively affecting me", I probably wouldn't think twice before stopping.
- kodablah 8y ago"stop putting up incessant consent forms (i.e. stop requiring opt-in to tracking) because it is negatively affecting me and my normal web usage" "stop increasing compliance burdens on the internet because it is negatively affecting me and my business"