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I struggle to see how it's a good thing for Sweden. I disagree convenience is a good thing. We can all play "I struggle to see" and throw out weak arguments bu
by hexbin010 10mo ago
I struggle to see how it's a good thing for Sweden. I disagree convenience is a good thing.
We can all play "I struggle to see" and throw out weak arguments but it does not advance the topic
- amarant 10mo agoYou still haven't presented even a weak argument for how it infringes on privacy. You just said "privacy" and pretended that's an argument
- ahoka 10mo agoThere’s not a lot of privacy ins Sweden anyway. Way too much private stuff is public and continuously scraped by private companies. For those who don’t know: by just looking up a name, you can find a persons birthday, address, who also lives there. Oh and the person’s salary is public too. Ridiculous.
- amarant 10mo agoI think it's awesome! Try lying about your wealth during an election in Sweden! Did trump's tax filings ever get published by the way? I recall there was a lot of outcry for them during the last election cycle........
- hexbin010 10mo ago> You still haven't presented even a weak argument for how it infringes on privacy. NB I was calling out your weak arguments. I wasn't attempting to do something that isn't my job ;) For countries introducing digital ID etc, it's for the advocates to present a strong argument and evidence how it will respect privacy, how it will remain secure etc beyond "trust us bro" and "I can't see how it wouldn't be secure"