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> After like 2 decades of screaming at clouds, I think it's more that most people don't care about the value of privacy. I think you've betrayed your own argum
by digging 2y ago
> After like 2 decades of screaming at clouds, I think it's more that most people don't care about the value of privacy.
I think you've betrayed your own argument, because talking with people would have been more effective than screaming at clouds, to use your metaphor.
Just because you're putting something out there doesn't mean anyone else is receiving it. And if they're not receiving it, you can't judge whether or not they care.
- Dalewyn 2y agoTalking with people and screaming at clouds are the same thing if they hear and go about their day anyway because they don't care. The axiom that the problem is a lack of awareness starts to defy logic because this has been going on for over 2 decades now. You bet your ass people are aware, they just don't care regardless. Is this a good thing? Probably not. But the fact remains people don't care about privacy and specifically digital privacy. This isn't 2004 anymore, it's 2024.