Tucker’s Message Fiasco Is the Wakeup Call You Need to Auto-Delete Your Messages
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Re: Tucker’s Message Fiasco Is the Wakeup Call You Need to Auto-Delete Your Messages
#2> Think twice before sending a message, even over Signal. You will likely not be able to predict when you will be sued, investigated, or otherwise thrown into the lime-light.
Or, radical new idea here, how about conduct yourself in a reasonable way where if everyone in the world read your text messages you wouldn't be fired or go to jail?
Re: Tucker’s Message Fiasco Is the Wakeup Call You Need to Auto-Delete Your Messages
#3Oh yes. I see it clearly now. The problem this whole time was actually that he didn't sufficiently hide the evidence of malicious intent.
What a weird, bland, utterly oblivious take.
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Re: Tucker’s Message Fiasco Is the Wakeup Call You Need to Auto-Delete Your Messages
#5> Think twice before sending a message, even over Signal. You will likely not be able to predict when you will be sued, investigated, or otherwise thrown into the lime-light. Or, radical new idea here, how about conduct yourself in a reasonable way where if everyone in the world read your text messages you wouldn't be fired or go to jail?
Why limit this to text based communication? How about also limiting what you say when talking with friends in a pub, just in case the conversation gets recorded and then leaked? What about conversations around the dinner table with your family? What about chat between you and your significant other in the bedroom? What about things you say out loud when on your own? What about your thoughts?
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Re: Tucker’s Message Fiasco Is the Wakeup Call You Need to Auto-Delete Your Messages
#7> Think twice before sending a message, even over Signal. You will likely not be able to predict when you will be sued, investigated, or otherwise thrown into the lime-light. Or, radical new idea here, how about conduct yourself in a reasonable way where if everyone in the world read your text messages you wouldn't be fired or go to jail?
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Re: Tucker’s Message Fiasco Is the Wakeup Call You Need to Auto-Delete Your Messages
#8> Think twice before sending a message, even over Signal. You will likely not be able to predict when you will be sued, investigated, or otherwise thrown into the lime-light. Or, radical new idea here, how about conduct yourself in a reasonable way where if everyone in the world read your text messages you wouldn't be fired or go to jail?
So “if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear”? Would you tell that to abortion rights activists in Mississippi, journalists reviewing the Panama Papers, or dissidents in China? Radical new idea here, but maybe you shouldn’t believe that everyone in authority from now till you die will only fire and jail people for the ideas that you personally don’t have or like, or suggest data privacy rules for others accordingly.
Re: Tucker’s Message Fiasco Is the Wakeup Call You Need to Auto-Delete Your Messages
#9Oh yes. I see it clearly now. The problem this whole time was actually that he didn't sufficiently hide the evidence of malicious intent. What a weird, bland, utterly oblivious take.
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Yeesh. Gross.