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If you live with other people, they also need to exhibit digital hygiene, eg no point being all buttoned up if you have kids running who knows what they found o
by kjellsbells 2y ago
If you live with other people, they also need to exhibit digital hygiene, eg no point being all buttoned up if you have kids running who knows what they found on some site or a spouse who is running stock Chrome and leaking data to their collection infrastructure.
Convincing people to take on a degree of inconvenience for something nebulous-sounding like "privacy" can be a hard sell.
- fwn 2y ago> ... no point being all buttoned up if you have kids running who knows what ... Privacy is not binary. Therefore, it is very likely that even if other people do not practice good privacy practices, practicing them already increases personal control over one's information. It is very requirement heavy to imagine a theoretical situation where the behaviour of those around you perfectly mitigates 100% of your own digital hygiene.
- g8oz 2y agoNextdNS or a similar service on the router is a big help with coralling family member risk.