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Collecting my car data as a sanitized way of saying a creepy auto manufacturer is constantly spying on us. In what scenario did it suddenly become okay for corp
by sys_64738 7y ago
Collecting my car data as a sanitized way of saying a creepy auto manufacturer is constantly spying on us. In what scenario did it suddenly become okay for corporate America to spy on us constantly?
- 54thr 7y agoI think for most people there is a strong disincentive from acknowledging certain realities. Superficiality is practically a social expectation in the age of twitter. Human discourse occurs through a series of one-liners. The subject of privacy in the age of IoT is esoteric and difficult for the average user to grasp or implement, and is basically discouraged. Of course, there is enormous money in data collection, and insidious corruption is an evidently common human faculty. So the truth gets distorted, the field gets flooded with (mis)information, and the average user, bewildered by the complexity and opaqueness, elects to ignore it, because all his friends do.