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You’ve got to put that whole era in context. Before it we all listened to the radio or physical media we owned. There was no surveillance infrastructure, let al
by loughnane 3y ago
You’ve got to put that whole era in context. Before it we all listened to the radio or physical media we owned. There was no surveillance infrastructure, let alone business models depending on it.
Then the internet blew up. I was so excited about all the new communities and tools that it made available to us. I didn’t think about privacy at all since I never had before and now there was all this cool stuff.
I slowly came to understand what was happening and now that I do i can’t go back.
I don’t begrudge any one service from existing, but I think it’s bad if the default way to participate in our culture is through platforms that Hoover up everything you do.