theprivacydad

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by theprivacydad 3y ago
My worry is that we are lobsters slowly being boiled.
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by theprivacydad 3y ago
Yes to that last point. And also that there is quite a strong current in the direction of using many or all of Google's products.
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by theprivacydad 3y ago
That's exactly it: it is preferable to avoid giving out info if you can.
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by theprivacydad 3y ago
Interesting take, thanks!
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by theprivacydad 3y ago
What's in it for the supermarket then?
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by theprivacydad 3y ago
https://theprivacydad.com/what-is-your-isp/ I wrote about that here. I read my ISP's entire privacy policy and asked them for a report of all the info they have about me. It is a concern, but not the topic of thi
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by theprivacydad 3y ago
I think what's new here is that digital data can be store long-term easily.
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by theprivacydad 3y ago
yes
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by theprivacydad 3y ago
haha :)
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by theprivacydad 3y ago
Yes, that's a good one. I'll need to look for an article that describes that well.
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So what if Google sends me targeted ads?(theprivacydad.com)
46 points by theprivacydad 3y ago|113 comments
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by theprivacydad 3y ago
A long search for decent, privacy-focused blogging platforms has led to these four recommendations.
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Four recommendations for privacy-focused blogging(theprivacydad.com)
2 points by theprivacydad 3y ago|1 comments
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by theprivacydad 4y ago
A layperson's definition of servers and administrators, and the ethical responsibilities that come with this.
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by theprivacydad 4y ago
Keeping screens out of the bedroom at all times is a simple rule all kids can understand and follow.