> does a privacy maximalist mentality needs to be imposed on everyone? I see you follow Google closely; close enough to know that privacy concerns have hardly

> does a privacy maximalist mentality needs to be imposed on everyone? I see you follow Google closely; close enough to know that privacy concerns have hardly impeded its growth and dominance. Same with all other major tech companies. Does a privacy minimalist mentality need to be imposed on everyone? (I'm asking rhetorically. In either form, it's not a substantial argument: it's a strawman. Privacy isn't a measurable quantity, and each person or community cares about protecting or revealing different things.) Edit: Q.E.D. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19039593 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19039593