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radical anti privacy eh? > prohibit any data to be concealed Allright. Here's some questions then. Credit card number, expiry and code please? Also your age,
by thecatspaw 8y ago
radical anti privacy eh?
> prohibit any data to be concealed
Allright. Here's some questions then. Credit card number, expiry and code please? Also your age, sex, gender, name of any pets, road/city where you grew up in, name of your best childhood friend.
> That particular problem is a great example, where I don't see any harm in revealing that information, as opposed to keeping it secret
Really? You do not see an issue with releasing very private (_medical records) information in the open?
People have gotten killed over having HIV, and now you want to release a list of people who suffer from it?
- lostmsu 8y agoOthers asked the first question 2+ times in that same subthread. Please, read that part. How often does that happen vs getting HIV because somebody did not tell about being infected?
- lostmsu 8y agoActually, in this subthread the answer is in the post you are quoting. In fact, in the quote itself. It has to be a policy.