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That was my reaction too, glad to see that it wasn't unreasonable. I feel like the expectation should be that when we essentially broadcast ourselves, that's it
by EA-3167 3y ago
That was my reaction too, glad to see that it wasn't unreasonable. I feel like the expectation should be that when we essentially broadcast ourselves, that's it for privacy. Then again I feel the same way about license plates on cars, but I know that plenty of people here feel they should be subject to privacy as well.
At this point I don't know what people even mean by privacy anymore. Is it freedom from invasion into your home and personal dealings, without due cause? Is it control over the information we naturally generate throughout our lives? Is it the right to delete things?
I feel like there's a lot of "I feel" in the mix that confuses things.
- williamcotton 3y agoThen again I feel the same way about license plates on cars, but I know that plenty of people here feel they should be subject to privacy as well. I’d say probably the vast majority of society not only fully understands what you mean by this but fully understand why they agree with you! And it’s not because they can’t figure out how to compile their own Linux kernel rather they’ve thought about the trade-offs and explicitly don’t read privacy-extremist website on the day to day!