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I don't know that people really have the foresight to value their privacy. I mean, when Apps switched to a granular permissions model where you had to explicitl
by didibus 7y ago
I don't know that people really have the foresight to value their privacy. I mean, when Apps switched to a granular permissions model where you had to explicitly agree to each permission you would grant it, did that really deter a bunch of users from the app? I'm not sure it did.
In my opinion, this shouldn't be about allowing users to.make better informed decisions. As a user, I don't want the burden to analyze, reason, evaluate and determine the right choices to protect myself everytime I engage with an app or website. I'd like a bill where the government or some other agency made that choice already and had good privacy choices enforced. At least as a default or a strong recommendation.
This is one scenario where I'd like to outsource the decision making, because I just don't have the time.