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> I for one don't care about privacy that much, and that's how most consumers are. So you would not mind sharing your credit card infos. Or your social securit
by arkh 4y ago
> I for one don't care about privacy that much, and that's how most consumers are.
So you would not mind sharing your credit card infos. Or your social security number if you're in the US?
Also I bet you like going around naked outside when the weather is right.
- mihaic 4y ago"That much" doesn't mean "none at all", you're doing a textbook strawman here. I for instance don't care if my conversations are end-to-end encrypted, or if my financial transactions are anonymous. I do care if any random employee can just pull up my data, or if the company that's storing that data abuses its position and pushes ads in my face based on what date I have on their servers. Common sense protection like payment method tokenization and SSL connections are the norm already, I don't want regression. In the end, I meant that the privacy conversation should be moved into more concrete terms as an invasive ads discussion, not turned into something more abstract about which discussion is meaningless.