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Absolutely no. I present different facets of my personality in different circumstances, because not everyone needs to know, or wants to know, everything about m
by selfhoster11 5y ago
Absolutely no. I present different facets of my personality in different circumstances, because not everyone needs to know, or wants to know, everything about me. Work, family, public profiles, private chat and entirely personal spaces are separate for a reason. I don't talk about tech in too much depth with most of my family, and neither do I share my home address with everyone who checks my LinkedIn page.
Binding these personality facets into a single person also has the disadvantage that if my account gets banned in one social context, the repercussions will touch the other contexts too. Will an oversensitive PC/abuse filter on one service ban me from all my Amazon-based access? I don't know, let's YOLO and find out.
- kalium-xyz 5y agoThey wont as of yet.
- SilasX 5y agoYes! This was exactly the premise of my April Fools joke this year, where I imagined that Google would stop doing authentication challenges, because they already know who you are and which identities you use from all that tracking: http://blog.tyrannyofthemouse.com/2021/04/leaked-google-initiative-no-more.html http://blog.tyrannyofthemouse.com/2021/04/leaked-google-init...