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I guess I didn't make my point well enough. The point is it isn't an option, not because you want it hidden, but because you've already "lost". You can't keep
by jhspaybar 15y ago
I guess I didn't make my point well enough. The point is it isn't an option, not because you want it hidden, but because you've already "lost". You can't keep it hidden anymore and you shouldn't live under the impression you can.
- jcbrand 15y agoThat's of course not true. Privacy is not binary. While most people have lost some privacy over the last years it's not a "all hope is lost, lets throw in the towel" situation. There are still many ways to safeguard one's privacy and it's important to still fight/agitate for that right.
- crpatino 15y agoI second that, privacy is not binary. Also, when you think in security, it is always a trade off. And you cannot make rational decisions if you do not have a threat model. Maybe government agencies and big corporations know your every step. But I find perturbing that you choose to expose yourself to the garden variety of scumbag in the street. "Look all these nice gadgets and appliances at my home, which by the way is going to be alone for 3 weeks". +1
- CamperBob 15y agoSo, let's see your Social Security or other government-issued ID number, your credit card numbers, and your mother's maiden name.