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As someone in the mid-30s and up range, many of us were shaking our heads at the over sharing and privacy implications of those younger - at least here in the s
by jmspring 12y ago
As someone in the mid-30s and up range, many of us were shaking our heads at the over sharing and privacy implications of those younger - at least here in the states.
Not sure where you feel 30-40s care less about privacy than others.
- comrade1 12y agoI know it's anecdotal. It's just based on personal observation of my relatives whenever I travel back to the u.s. The oldest and the youngest seem to be the most paranoid about making information public and I think for different reasons. The youngest probably don't want their parents and relatives to know what's happening in their private lives and the oldest are just paranoid of technology.