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no no no, you should not expect people to behave badly. I agree with the sentiment that it is a crying shame this technology could be used to help people for w
by teknopaul 5y ago
no no no, you should not expect people to behave badly.
I agree with the sentiment that it is a crying shame this technology could be used to help people for whom keyboards become complicated but instead it's used to trick them.
- philwelch 5y ago> no no no, you should not expect people to behave badly Should you not? There’s a bit of a spectrum of that. On one end of the spectrum, we all leave our front doors unlocked and our car keys in our parked cars in case someone is stranded and needs to borrow our car. Most of us don’t do that, but that’s what a truly high trust society looks like. I think it’s prudent to expect any large tech company to violate our privacy to exactly the degree they are physically capable of. It doesn’t mean we should morally approve of them living down to our low expectations of them, any more than we should morally approve of burglars and car thieves exploiting the naivety of people who think they don’t need to lock up their homes and vehicles. And yes, it is a crying shame that we live in a low-trust world.
- sidlls 5y ago> you should not expect people to behave badly I've never been disappointed expecting people to behave quite badly.
- bryanrasmussen 5y ago>no no no, you should not expect people to behave badly you should not excuse people behaving badly because it is to be expected. if you want to be able to protect against people behaving badly you should learn to expect it of them, expectation of bad behavior enables preparation.