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> * I don't care about privacy; I have nothing to hide. I find that those people change their attitude immediately when responded with "OK, if you have nothing
by ivanche 6y ago
> * I don't care about privacy; I have nothing to hide.
I find that those people change their attitude immediately when responded with "OK, if you have nothing to hide give me your Facebook/LinkedIn/Instagram/email username and password." All of a sudden, they do have something to hide.
- dx034 6y agoBecause with password you could impersonate them. If you asked them for their profile infos most are probably willing to give those. There are few people who are really careful about what they share on social media. So that argument doesn't really count.
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- swilliamsio 6y agoYea. A better analogy is asking for receipts, payment card history, search history, etc. All things that tech giants know about you that isn't publically available for anyone to see.
- ivanche 6y agoFair point, although impersonating them was the last thing on my mind.