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I find most of the discussions on r/privacy befuddling. That comment by /u/DocMorp gets it right: "The problem is abstract. So you have to find examples where
by groovybits 7y ago
I find most of the discussions on r/privacy befuddling.
That comment by /u/DocMorp gets it right:
"The problem is abstract. So you have to find examples where they are actually directly negatively affected."
Online privacy IS an abstract concept. To the layman, digital privacy != physical privacy. Even on forums dedicated to the subject, its importance cannot be explained simply in plain words.