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Also newer ever make any notes or take any photos/video of anything. Talk only face to face in a cone of silence.

• buran77 2y ago
  The sarcasm made an already shaky point even worse. There's a huge difference in magnitude here (writing a note vs. screen grabbing everything you ever do on the computer), and also a difference of awareness (intently recording one moment in time with a photo vs. almost unconsciously being recorded all the time even if you enabled it). These simplistic fallacies are the result of very superficial assessments. Either an apparently small mistake leads to a wildly wrong conclusion (being overheard once is the same as being overheard all the time, because overheard is overheard), or everything is justifiable in small increments so you just loop through them as many times as it takes to get to a wildly unacceptable result (if one photo is ok, then two photos are ok, and just iterate it until you get 30 photos per second of constant video surveillance, you just said you're fine with one more photo). Bottom line being you won't get anything of value out of such a conversation. I know I don't.
• VS1999 2y ago
  This dismissive, snarky one-liner only works if people already overwhelmingly agree with you. Most people are tired of companies adding more and more surveillance "features" and grew up in a time that set a higher bar for how much privacy they're willing to give away. A user taking a note? Sure. The OS recording everything you do 24/7 to send through an AI? Maybe we need new legislation to address your behavior.