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Unfortunate as it is, nobody genuinely cares about: 1. Preventing data breaches 2. Properly anonymizing aggregated personally identifiable data 3. Having and
by OutOfHere 2y ago
Unfortunate as it is, nobody genuinely cares about:
1. Preventing data breaches
2. Properly anonymizing aggregated personally identifiable data
3. Having and using a secure ID and verification system
- gmd63 2y agoThey don't care because they don't know how the systems they use daily work, much less the costs and risks involved. If they knew, they would care, and that's why representatives care on their behalf. You could say the same about health and nutrition, but people very much do care when a medical issue tangibly affects them negatively.
- mv4 2y agoI am seeing this mentality as well, and it's disheartening. My company manufactures and sells a privacy-first, fully autonomous, on-prem, video security system for home and SMB. Yet, some people choose a cloud based service (convenient) and are surprised when their private data is either a) hacked, or b) abused by the provider's own employees (see the latest Amazon Ring settlement). With the latest scandals and breaches though, I feel it's gradually starting to change.