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> You're giving the average user too much credit. It's not compelling to acknowledge that they understand and then turn around and say they need their hand hel
by reallydude 7y ago
> You're giving the average user too much credit.
It's not compelling to acknowledge that they understand and then turn around and say they need their hand held because they aren't responsible enough. This isn't a public safety issue.
- pixl97 7y agoPrivacy isnt a public safety issue?
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- reallydude 7y agoWhat does privacy mean in that context? Casting the term more widely doesn't crystallize the issues. If what I put or do on a 3rd party platform is subject to some concept of "privacy", then so is what pickles I buy at the store. Neither of these are public safety issues, unless you're ready to say that the govt needs to monitor and protect what people say and do on the internet. The same people you think you want to protect, have to write the laws and they are just as clueless with the benefit of various industry corruption behind them. Regulation is not a panacea here.