Online "privacy" is a bad meme. Our digital society would be 100x healthier if you could trust that the persona on the other side is real and can be held accountable for bad behavior.
Advertisers and crooks already have under-the-counter access to our private data (via Equifax, etc.), but we don't get to benefit from it.
Let's get over our misguided ideological fetishization of "privacy" that we adopted when we read a fantasy book by George Orwell in middle school and implement a proper identity scheme for the 21st century.
Advertisers and crooks already have under-the-counter access to our private data (via Equifax, etc.), but we don't get to benefit from it.
Let's get over our misguided ideological fetishization of "privacy" that we adopted when we read a fantasy book by George Orwell in middle school and implement a proper identity scheme for the 21st century.