Why Privacy Is Actually Thriving Online(wired.com)
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Why Privacy Is Actually Thriving Online
http://www.wired.com/2014/03/privacy-is-dead/
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Well its not fair if you judge the extent of privacy by some teens deleting there facebook photos. Things are systematically designed online to make people okay when they are potentially giving up privacy. More thoughts on http://kashif.io/thoughts-on-privacy
So, to summarize, not all information in the world is online, therefore privacy can't possibly be decreasing.
I do not like this article.
I do not like this article.
Yeah, it's funny, the article touches lightly on the NSA but never addresses the fact that they have practically every Email, phone call, or digital communication intercepted.
Let's add to this the increase of video and audio surveillance, and oh yes, more new gadgets like Google Glass which enable just about anyone to record a stranger on the street without a notice.
Yep, because some teens regularly delete Facebook posts, privacy is on the upswing. Makes perfect sense.
Let's add to this the increase of video and audio surveillance, and oh yes, more new gadgets like Google Glass which enable just about anyone to record a stranger on the street without a notice.
Yep, because some teens regularly delete Facebook posts, privacy is on the upswing. Makes perfect sense.
Privacy is publicity, publicity is privacy.
Hot damn we have the perfect dystopian future slogan for the NSA.
Just because you didn't take a photo of something doesn't mean that:
Online privacy isn't about people in your personal circle not knowing about something you did. It's about the gobs of unintentional personally identifiable data you leave strewn about the world as you go about your seemingly innocuous daily activities. Somebody, somewhere can statistically confirm who shittyanalogy is in the meat world. That's not because I have any desire to correlate my personal life with my digital. That is because I have no real online privacy.