Re:Most Americans Continue to Have Privacy and Security Conc...
by oliwarner on Monday August 20, 2018 @05:00PM
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That was not the article I expected to read after seeing that title. Did the headline not read the rest? (Edit I am talking about the current title, not the old one).
It's technically accurate but in just two years the data shows a massive decrease in every area of concern bar one (which remained static). Headline should be that "internet users are give up remaining vestiges of privacy security and tact".
What's NTIA's goal here? To get us to the point where we fearlessly do anything online? Trust our big-data overlords? Being a little sceptical, a little fearful of these privacy-nuking business models is not unhealthy.
It's technically accurate but in just two years the data shows a massive decrease in every area of concern bar one (which remained static). Headline should be that "internet users are give up remaining vestiges of privacy security and tact".
What's NTIA's goal here? To get us to the point where we fearlessly do anything online? Trust our big-data overlords? Being a little sceptical, a little fearful of these privacy-nuking business models is not unhealthy.