Yes, this is something a lot of people don't think about:
What is acceptable (even legal) today may not be tomorrow, or in X years (10, 15, or more)..
If we allow all our private conversations and messages to be permanently archived (and you know they will be, disk space is effectively infinite), who is to say that wouldn't be used against us in the future when laws, or even social standards, have drastically changed?
What is acceptable (even legal) today may not be tomorrow, or in X years (10, 15, or more)..
If we allow all our private conversations and messages to be permanently archived (and you know they will be, disk space is effectively infinite), who is to say that wouldn't be used against us in the future when laws, or even social standards, have drastically changed?