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I don't care about my location information, I don't use social networks. I care about the content of my private communications w/ other people. Including in-pe
by opendais 12y ago
I don't care about my location information, I don't use social networks.
I care about the content of my private communications w/ other people. Including in-person conversations.
- rubencodes 12y agoSo your worried Amazon will be specifically listening in to your conversations and use the content to...what? Blackmail you? Share clips of your conversation on the Internet? Inform your wife/husband you're having an affair?
- opendais 12y agoWell they already go to my suppliers they know about and try to buy from them? So what do you think I'm worried about?
- hackuser 12y ago> I don't care about my location information, I don't use social networks. > I care about the content of my private communications w/ other people. Including in-person conversations. A widely accepted security fundamental is that metadata, such as where, when, and with whom you interact, is as valuable as the content of those communications. People in the surveillance business (from security agencies to businesses who track users) value metadata for a reason. Think about it this way: If you wanted to spy on someone what would be more valuable?: Recording everywhere they go and everyone they talk to, or recording the content of those communications?
- opendais 12y agoI'm a private citizen. Spying on me is only productive for corporations and its the content, not the list of contacts, that would be useful. Knowing I talk to Vendor X is worthless because soooooooooo many people talk to Vendor X. Knowing I'm buying 1000Y from X is more useful, eh?