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There is barely any popular sentiment behind keeping any age group's images off the internet. Quite the opposite actually, people want their images online and t
by Cipater 5y ago
There is barely any popular sentiment behind keeping any age group's images off the internet. Quite the opposite actually, people want their images online and they'll gladly and enthusiastically hand them over if you give them a platform to do it.
The journey we're on with our lax attitudes towards privacy will finally be complete when Big Tech truly sinks its teeth into health/biology.
We will give them real time access to data on our bodies, our health and our diets and mint the first trillionaires in the process.
Interesting times are coming.
- WarOnPrivacy 5y ago> There is barely any popular sentiment behind keeping any age group's images off the internet Depends on the group. People victimized by LEO's lustly pleasure for posting mugshots - they'd be interested.
- asteroidbelt 5y agoI'm not sure it's just lustly pleasure. It might be in the public best interest to know who are these people committing crime. E.g. are they skinheads or hipsters? In the UK (AFAIK) law enforcement (and probably even newspapers) are not allowed to share photos (or any personal details) until people are prosecuted. And after people are prosecuted, I wouldn't call prosecuted people "victimized". Don't know how it works in the US though.