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"I don't really care if they know my location" is the same as "I don't really care about privacy, I have nothing to hide". The problem with this argument is tha
by Liquix 5y ago
"I don't really care if they know my location" is the same as "I don't really care about privacy, I have nothing to hide". The problem with this argument is that this information is being fed into systems such as PRISM and XKEYSCORE, being used to build behavioral profiles of millions of individuals, and then weaponized in order to sell you products and manipulate your political opinions. This is not a conspiracy theory anymore and a great reason to care about privacy.
- Salgat 5y agoI am not saying there aren't good reasons to want that privacy, but as long as I can opt-out (which I can), I have no issue with the trade-offs, they benefit me more than they cost me. This is in stark contrast to someone people who demand universal and mandatory privacy at all costs for everyone, regardless of that.