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Even framing it as "nothing to hide" implies that hiding is the exception. Shouldn't it be the default?
by wintogreen74 3y ago
Even framing it as "nothing to hide" implies that hiding is the exception. Shouldn't it be the default?
- waboremo 3y agoYes, even those who overshare on social media still are operating (and benefitting) from privacy as a default.
- BirAdam 3y agoFor a society to work properly, yes. If we have zero rules around what a government can or cannot do, can or cannot have access to, and so on we will have created a moral hazard that will be grossly abused.