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People who protect their privacy have advantages over people who don’t. This is the essential thing that we as a tech savvy professionals must communicate to t
by nbzso 5y ago
People who protect their privacy have advantages over people who don’t.
This is the essential thing that we as a tech savvy professionals must communicate to the normal users.
The key word is "advantages". We all like having one or two.
Blurring the lines of "ownership" and "renting" is the global corporate plan for the future.
But I have a question:
If data is the new petrol, and we all are the source, why they expect us not only to give it free but to pay the extraction fee?
- mark_l_watson 5y agoIf they don't have pay us for our data, then they will not. I am pretty much hard-over on privacy, yet I carefully use many fine Google services, keep a Facebook account because I really enjoy my Oculus, etc. I am conflicted about Apple because my professional and personal digital lives are so smooth with an Apple Watch, and iPhone, iPad, and M1 MacBook Pro. Low friction. I have several Linux laptops, including a really nice System76. The thought of getting a CalyxOS Android, and just using Linux is a rough decision.