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I use "enlightened" tongue-in-cheek to me the people on HN that think and know about these things. You're right, I'm older than you. I was on Friendster in co
by ddw 15y ago
I use "enlightened" tongue-in-cheek to me the people on HN that think and know about these things.
You're right, I'm older than you. I was on Friendster in college and then Myspace. Graduated as Facebook was coming up so I never got the college experience of it. (God I feel old now, thanks a lot, 19 year-old!) I think at your age perhaps I didn't care either, but now I do. I think trivial status updates can mean more than we think and they at least can place where you were at a certain time. It's a lot of information that could be dangerous in the wrong hands.
EDIT: I'm not trying to say that "you'll change when you grow older," rather that's just what happened to me.
- artursapek 15y agoFair enough. I just don't see why any of this could be dangerous in the wrong hands. Sure they're very knowledgeable about certain aspects of our lives, but it's mostly trivial. What are they going to do with it, steal identities?