Tech Companies Are Trying to Shift the Concept of Privacy (Again)
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If the OG Google Glass got so much backlash 10 years ago, why should the current crop of recording products face any less hostility when they all pose the same privacy problem?
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Someone should invest some serious money for a big ad campaign that explains the state of privacy of 2026 to people. From online tracking and fingerprinting to cars and street cameras etc.
Governments could do it. Or tv stations.. (“the more you know..”)
Tell it like it is and perhaps fewer will elect to consume crazy conspiracy theories. And instead make better life choices.
The response I tend to see is "why should I care? I'm boring. I'm not doing anything wrong."
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What? Govts wants everyone (except politicians) to have no privacy.
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