> I for one don't care about privacy that much I really value my privacy, and it's not that I have anything to hide. I think that's a stupid argument for less

> I for one don't care about privacy that much I really value my privacy, and it's not that I have anything to hide. I think that's a stupid argument for less privacy. If we're not careful, they'll start installing microphones and cameras to monitor you - for the improvement of your security and service, of course! I can't help but think of the analogy of the frog and the pot, with the boiling water. We're all in the pot and the heat is just being turned up slowly, so we're not aware of what's happening to us. The amount of data social media collects on people is a wet dream for any autocratic state. The default setting should be opt-in, not out-out.