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> Children born into that world will not have the same expectations of privacy that we have. Those children already exist. They're the people who constantly a
by blooalien 5y ago
> Children born into that world will not have the same expectations of privacy that we have.
Those children already exist. They're the people who constantly argue in favor of (or at least defending) more surveillance on the basis of the tired old "If you ain't got nothin' to hide, then you've got nothin' to worry about" argument so often parroted by the "Facebook generation" who were raised on the thinking that it's a good idea to be posting every little minutiae of your life on a public forum every five minutes.
- mcculley 5y agoI’m not thinking of those who have opinions favoring surveillance. I’m thinking of those will accept that privacy is not attainable.
- blooalien 5y ago> I’m thinking of those will accept that privacy is not attainable. Also already true today. :(
- mcculley 5y agoIt is not yet true today in the way that I am thinking. I am specifically wondering about when undetectable surveillance devices can find their way into my home. It seems inevitable to me, despite my opinions on surveillance.