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This is deeply misguided opinion aboit 'nornal' people. To nornal people 'Anonymous' is a lie. My dad can't tell apart Windows and Linux, but he makes sure to
by ClumsyPilot 3y ago
This is deeply misguided opinion aboit 'nornal' people. To nornal people 'Anonymous' is a lie.
My dad can't tell apart Windows and Linux, but he makes sure to uncheck any kind of data collection, tracking, and clicks 'reject all' on every cookie warning
- maccard 3y ago> To nornal people 'Anonymous' is a lie. Normal people don't even give a second of thought to this. My partner knows the difference between windows and Mac, and is perfectly content to browse the internet without an ad blocker and to read in between all the cookie dialogs. The only time she clicks on one is when it's required to proceed, and she'll click whichever one is the most obvious button.
- t-3 3y agoYeah, I don't think allowing telemetry etc is really a matter of technical literacy, and is more a matter of social trust. High-trusting people will see no problem, low-trusting people will say "no way!". I'd imagine this varies widely but with definite trends based on social/economic class.