People with nothing to hide
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People with nothing to hide
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Re: People with nothing to hide
#2Since you all have nothing to hide, please post the following:
Name
Address
Phone #
date of birth
SS #
credit card numbers+ expr dates+cvv
Routing and account numbers for relevant bank accounts
Logins/passwords to commonly used services
Your security question/answer combos
Pictures of all your keys on your keychain
Re: People with nothing to hide
#3It's almost like a fundamentalist's abortion doctor hitlist. This is inviting everyone who cares about privacy to search through the retweeted's internet persona and expose any incongruity.
Re: People with nothing to hide
#4Privacy is a self-fulfilling prophecy. The more resources we waste fighting for it, the bigger the real problem (which exploits the lack of privacy) will grow.
The problem is not publicity. It's the government.
Re: People with nothing to hide
#5This is ridicules.
Re: People with nothing to hide
#6Privacy is a self-fulfilling prophecy. The more resources we waste fighting for it, the bigger the real problem (which exploits the lack of privacy) will grow. The problem is not publicity. It's the government.
What? Can you repeat that, but explain it more clearly?
Re: People with nothing to hide
#7Since you all have nothing to hide, please post the following: Name Address Phone # date of birth SS # credit card numbers+ expr dates+cvv Routing and account numbers for relevant bank accounts Logins/passwords to commonly used services Your security question/answer combos Pictures of all your keys on your keychain Well, unless, you're a terrorist and don't want to volunteer this info.
You don't seem to understand how this works.
If you ask a nudist to get naked in a non-nudist environment, he's probably going to refuse. The same rules don't apply to every context.
The world post-privacy is going to be totally different from the one we currently live in.
Re: People with nothing to hide
#8I'd love to see digital privacy taught as part of the curriculum in public school computer classes. If every student learned their rights when they learned how to type, these fools with 'nothing to hide' would think a bit deeper about all the information (including the info that may be used against them in a court of law) they've posted online over the past 10-15 years.
Re: People with nothing to hide
#9This is ridicules.
I just read this http://danielsieradski.com/nothing-to-hide/14572 and understood the goal. So +1.
Re: People with nothing to hide
#10Privacy is a self-fulfilling prophecy. The more resources we waste fighting for it, the bigger the real problem (which exploits the lack of privacy) will grow. The problem is not publicity. It's the government.
It's pretty evident that people get the exact kind of government they want and deserve. I feel no sympathy for anyone in this whole fiasco.