Re:Britain being forced to go cashless 'against its will'
by headsoup on Wednesday March 30, 2022 @11:12PM
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It is absolutely convenience. It is most of the reason people continue to willingly hand over their privacy and autonomy.
And, the key bit is ensuring it's a short term equation, so people don't evaluate the long term risk or implications.
People just never consider that they might be in a future situation where their convenience choices could be used against them in a troubling way. And they just plain don't care (as evident in the comments here) about those it impacts negatively now
And, the key bit is ensuring it's a short term equation, so people don't evaluate the long term risk or implications.
People just never consider that they might be in a future situation where their convenience choices could be used against them in a troubling way. And they just plain don't care (as evident in the comments here) about those it impacts negatively now