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I respect your hardline approach but for most people it's a rather soft thing. I want to be able to choose WHO i share my information with and under what condit

by nom 5y ago

I respect your hardline approach but for most people it's a rather soft thing. I want to be able to choose WHO i share my information with and under what conditions. You can argue that once information is shared it's up for grabs by anyone but i argue that this is simply not true, it just feels like that it is. We could do so much better and we should never forget that.

rasengan 5y ago
Because security is non-binary - once you share your information, it is up for grabs.
throwawayboise 5y ago
> You can argue that once information is shared it's up for grabs by anyone but i argue that this is simply not true I think it is true. The old saying is that once you tell someone a secret, it's no longer a secret. The ecosystem around mobile devices is just such that real privacy is impossible. That's not unlike many other things; pretty much any form of communication has this feature to one degree or another. There are just so many third parties and intermediaries involved in mobile platforms that's it's particularly bad.