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The biggest loss of privacy (my personal view) is that we've lost the ability to read without being observed and that's important to maintain a healthy and dive
by sriku 6y ago
The biggest loss of privacy (my personal view) is that we've lost the ability to read without being observed and that's important to maintain a healthy and diverse mindset in society. It enables people to read without fear of "persecution". That pretty puts much of the "analytical web" in the "evil" basket for me.
edit: autocorrect wrote "prosecution" instead of "persecution". Fixed it.
- bostonvaulter2 6y agoThis is a good point. One potential workaround for this is to implement something usenet style where a whole corpus would be downloaded to your device and then you'd just load all the data locally. Of course only a small fraction of content would be available this way which has it's own set of biases.