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I'm relieved it doesn't seem to be an age thing. I have a nephew in his 20's who doesn't care at all about privacy and happily gives away all his data, so somet
by michaelwww 13y ago
I'm relieved it doesn't seem to be an age thing. I have a nephew in his 20's who doesn't care at all about privacy and happily gives away all his data, so sometimes I wonder.
- sdoering 13y agoI know people here in Germany, far older than my 35 who give away every single bit of their privacy (and in that the privacy of their communication-partners). For example: We have the so called "Spackeria" a post privacy movement, that arguments for not only willingly omitting every form of privacy, but to be brutally open/honest about everything in your life - and they really seem to mean everything. And I know of people in their early twenties caring strongly. So no, it does not seem to be an age thing, but more of a ideology thing.