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Advertisers don't follow us around and take photos of us, so that's not something we need to worry about. But CCTVs do have photos of us being taken every 10 se
by simplecomplex 7y ago
Advertisers don't follow us around and take photos of us, so that's not something we need to worry about. But CCTVs do have photos of us being taken every 10 seconds in public in major cities. It's not an issue. Nobody is publishing CCTV photos of me. Similarly, advertisers aren't telling your spouse what websites you visited. They just want to show you ads that are relevant to your interests.
My point is that the expectation of privacy is unreasonable in every situation. For example, it's unreasonable in public or when doing business with others.
- majewsky 7y agoIt's only unreasonable insofar as "they totally could do that". Whether they do do that is a matter of regulation.