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Another counter against "I've got nothing to hide" is: You don't decide what's worth hiding. The police / intelligence agencies / whoever has access to your dat
by codethief 5y ago
Another counter against "I've got nothing to hide" is: You don't decide what's worth hiding. The police / intelligence agencies / whoever has access to your data do and they are really good at misinterpreting and mischaracterizing you. Besides, what's legal today, might be illegal tomorrow.
- npteljes 5y agoExamples of surveillance abuse could work for some, but I think the problem is that people don't feel it themselves that the privacy violation happens. No negative feedback at all, the cute device just slurps the data, and the badness, if ever, comes only much later. Just like people who gamble away their life savings in the curtained rooms of a casino.