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Still, you do want to remove that dangerous war zone itself. The problem is, to do that, a few group of people at best needs to stick their neck out for the be
by loup-vaillant 13y ago
Still, you do want to remove that dangerous war zone itself. The problem is, to do that, a few group of people at best needs to stick their neck out for the benefit of everyone else.
The way I see it, the problem is that mass cooperation just isn't going to happen. Incentives and benefits must be found at the individual level (altruism counts as a weak incentive), and drawbacks must be dealt with, starting with the gazillion trivial inconveniences that an otherwise privacy aware citizen would have to put up with.
There's a reason why I don't encrypt my hard drive: my OS doesn't do it by default, and taking the time to set it up is just such a drag.
- embolism 13y agoMy OS does do it by default. It also provides me with a messaging system with end to end encryption by default. The inconveniences can be removed by engineering - that's what we do. It's a matter of priorities and Google's are conflicted in this area.
- loup-vaillant 13y agoWhich OS? That sounds interesting.