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Or can appear to be wrong. This is really the problem of the "nothing to hide" arguments. It isn't that you have anything to hide so much as people can use the

Or can appear to be wrong. This is really the problem of the "nothing to hide" arguments. It isn't that you have anything to hide so much as people can use the information against you by interpreting it wrong, removing necessary context, bringing up old information that is no longer relevant today (e.g. youthful indiscretions), etc.

californical 4y ago
Like imagine you and a college friend have a running joke where you do something slightly offensive to each other, and the other person acts all surprised. To you both, that’s just a funny running joke, but it could be taken out of context and shared with the world to make you look like a creep. If someone has a record of that, they can cut out the part right afterwards where you laugh and hug. Will it be used against you? Probably not. But what a powerful weapon for someone to have hanging over your head.