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> And this is why privacy matters, even if you think you have nothing to hide. While I agree in principle, this is a bad example. They are homosexuals who are
by Semaphor 4y ago
> And this is why privacy matters, even if you think you have nothing to hide.
While I agree in principle, this is a bad example. They are homosexuals who are members of a homophobe group, obviously they do have something to hide.
- autoexec 4y agoMost of these priests probably did feel they had something to hide, but my point was that even those of us who feel we don't are just as vulnerable as these priests since it's impossible to know what might prejudice someone against you. Since we're all being tracked and associated with an endlessly growing set of data points, with no assurance of accuracy, who knows what criteria could get your name pulled and added to the next group's hitlist?
- Semaphor 4y agoAs I said, I do agree in principle, it’s just this specific example that is not exactly the best for the argument ;)
- geraldhh 4y ago> They are homosexuals who are members of a homophobe group not a homogenous homophobe group thou. maybe time for some soul searching/brand adjustment based on facts