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Its amazing how little we recognize that people value personal privacy and space. If you do something worth recognition expect to have every unrelated facet of
by taurath 12y ago
Its amazing how little we recognize that people value personal privacy and space. If you do something worth recognition expect to have every unrelated facet of your life poured over to the extent that it's available. I feel bad for anyone under 25 right now as they've been using services with only the thinnest veneer of privacy since they were teens. Should make politics a lot more interesting as there will be very few people that can pretend to have the squeaky clean profiles of current politician.
- NovaS1X 12y agoNobody is squeaky clean. Therein lies the problem. On a devils advocate note. Maybe the erosion of privacy will lead to more informed voters and honest politicians. For this I don't hold much hope though.
- vegedor 12y agoMost likely not, it's just power in hands of those who control the infrastructure or those who have carefully selected who they could entrust with selected information, so as to imitate the really honest (who, as you claim, don't really exist - for one becaue it's an ideal). It's inherent to the social system, not just google or facebook.