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If users can’t be arsed to turn off privacy settings maybe privacy isn’t as important as we think it is, or perhaps we’re willing to trade some privacy in excha
by xwdv 3y ago
If users can’t be arsed to turn off privacy settings maybe privacy isn’t as important as we think it is, or perhaps we’re willing to trade some privacy in exchange for powerful new features.
The people beating the drum of user privacy might really just be doing it as a way to block competitors from getting an advantage. Weaponized Privacy.
- bombcar 3y agoIt's the aggregate problem. Would I cry if a penny was taken from me? Probably not. If someone could take a penny from everyone in the world? Now they have 80 million dollars ...
- inetknght 3y ago> If users can’t be arsed to turn off privacy settings maybe privacy isn’t as important as we think it is Or perhaps... users don't have the technical literacy necessary to understand what expectations of privacy aren't being met.