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I'm surprised that you think the smelling analogy is valid. There is nothing really at stake with letting the aroma from my kitchen waft onto the street aside
by fiaz 15y ago
I'm surprised that you think the smelling analogy is valid. There is nothing really at stake with letting the aroma from my kitchen waft onto the street aside from maybe what's in the meal I've prepared.
Personal information is a different matter. It's perfectly reasonable to take issue with Google for taking people's data without their knowledge about it.
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- jarcoal 15y agoPersonal information becomes public when it's not properly secured and then broadcasted out into the world... even if the user doesn't understand it's happening. I agree that it's not a perfect analogy, but it is quite a bit closer than being robbed, as the the OP suggested.
- whackberry 15y ago> Personal information becomes public when it's not properly secured Really? Do you have any idea how wrong that statement is? So if a song is played in public, it becomes public?
- dantheman 15y agoAre you arguing that I shouldn't be able to record audio on the street if someone is playing a song in the background?