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This completely misses the point What you say isn't something to hide, it's information you can use against me if you are able to hide how did you use it. But
by chr1 13y ago
This completely misses the point
What you say isn't something to hide, it's information you can use against me if you are able to hide how did you use it.
But if i can know who tries to access my account anytime, i don't need that password in the first place! Try doing something fishy, and i'll track you down:)
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- KaiserPro 13y agoNo but it doesn't. Everyone on the internet has something to hide, and that's their passwords. The problem with the "use normal information for blackmail" case is that its very difficult for the public to understand. They often have never been bullied, and don't have the imagination where they can see a point where normal conversations can be used against them. The bank account argument is far easier to explain and grasp