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<blockquote data-quote="Slydude" data-source="post: 1592495" data-attributes="member: 131855"><p>I see the point that you are making about the expectation of privacy. I think that is my problem with the whole mess. Here's where I think we are at the moment:</p><p></p><p>Some users don't see any privacy concerns in the sense that they will post anything without realizing how it might be used against them. Some semi tech savvy users clearly have at least some expectation of privacy in the sense that they at least bothered to set up a password. In their minds, there must be some privacy because the password keeps others out of your information. A bit naive perhaps but that seems to be the logic.</p><p></p><p>Those of us who are a bit more tech savvy understand to some extent how little privacy there is on the Internet. Some may even have different expectations based on the technology: They don't expect much privacy on the internet but do on their phones. There has to be some way to get people to pay attention to what you are talking about. So many of our constitutional rights are based in whole or in part on an expectation pf privacy and are being violated regularly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Slydude, post: 1592495, member: 131855"] I see the point that you are making about the expectation of privacy. I think that is my problem with the whole mess. Here's where I think we are at the moment: Some users don't see any privacy concerns in the sense that they will post anything without realizing how it might be used against them. Some semi tech savvy users clearly have at least some expectation of privacy in the sense that they at least bothered to set up a password. In their minds, there must be some privacy because the password keeps others out of your information. A bit naive perhaps but that seems to be the logic. Those of us who are a bit more tech savvy understand to some extent how little privacy there is on the Internet. Some may even have different expectations based on the technology: They don't expect much privacy on the internet but do on their phones. There has to be some way to get people to pay attention to what you are talking about. So many of our constitutional rights are based in whole or in part on an expectation pf privacy and are being violated regularly. [/QUOTE]
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