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That does seem to rather miss the point. What if you substitute "bounty hunter" for "the private investigator your ex-wife hired". "The stalker who's willing
by soneil 8y ago
That does seem to rather miss the point.
What if you substitute "bounty hunter" for "the private investigator your ex-wife hired". "The stalker who's willing to put a couple of hundred dollars into an internet grudge", etc. At some point you have to realistic that perfectly innocent people can care about their privacy too.
- swerner 8y agoAnd those are still the harmless examples. Look at it from the female perspective: Got a violent ex-husband? A stalker? Are you a teenager who’s walking home alone after school? You have done nothing wrong, but you have a lot to hide.
- hdfbdtbcdg 8y agoSex/gender doesn't really come into it. A male with a violent ex wife should be just as afraid. Or indeed anyone of any gender with a violent ex of any gender.
- fixermark 8y agoCorrect. Though if that's the point one is trying to make, one should probably make it via stories of those scenarios and not "This technology makes it easier for the justice system to find people trying to dodge the justice system."