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> So how many individuals and organizations do I need to get permission from to install something on my phone? The problem isn't about installing something on
by soraminazuki 8y ago
> So how many individuals and organizations do I need to get permission from to install something on my phone?
The problem isn't about installing something on your phone, it's about handing over every single private communication you have with others without getting their approval. It contradicts your first assumption that people have _opted in_.
> All these privacy histrionics are supplanting all other individual rights, personal accountability has to break out of this permission loop, even legally speaking, otherwise no one would be able to do anything.
Are you're suggesting that no consent is necessary for you to put other people's private information on sale?
- j16sdiz 8y agoPrivate correspondence is always like that. If you send me a snailmail, I have all right to publish what you right to me (with a few exception, of course). That's why we got all those email disclaimer nonsense.
- soraminazuki 8y agoYou may have the right to publish some emails when necessary. It is a whole different thing to sell every bit of private correspondence to a third party in secret. Not only is it a betrayal of trust, a quick search on the internet suggests that it may be illegal in some cases[1]. [1] https://injury.findlaw.com/torts-and-personal-injuries/invasion-of-privacy--public-disclosure-of-private-facts.html https://injury.findlaw.com/torts-and-personal-injuries/invas...