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Would the average person even be against it? I am the most passionately pro-privacy person that i know, but i think it is a good question because society at lar
by plsbenice34 2y ago
Would the average person even be against it? I am the most passionately pro-privacy person that i know, but i think it is a good question because society at large seems to not value privacy in the slightest. I think your outrage is probably unusual on a population level
- onemoresoop 2y agoThe don’t value it because they think companies are not abusing this power too much. Little do they know…
- plsbenice34 2y agoWhen i talk to people it seems like they know but they just dont care. They even think their phones are listening to their conversations to target ads.
- fsflover 2y agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20207348 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20207348
- rixthefox 2y agoIt is well known that people change how they act when they know they are being watched. Even if they can't see it, just the threat of surveillance is enough to make people change their behavior. I say it is no different than the people who are claiming they don't care. They absolutely do care, but at this point, saying "no" makes you the odd one with obviously something to hide, so they do this from a place of duress. Unfortunately, I feel we are not too far from people finally snapping and going off the deep end because it's so pervasive and in-your-face that there is seemingly no escape left.