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cjsmith ([personal profile] cjsmith) wrote2019-01-05 01:54 pm
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Sensitive data

"Over time, the probability that any entity holding a large store of sensitive private data will remain both competent enough to protect it adequately and honest enough to want to goes to zero." -Matt Blaze (Twitter)

Some comments are clearly just wanking, but some raise (imo) good points.

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[personal profile] cjsmith 2019-01-06 03:18 pm (UTC)(link)
Thank you! Definitely took a little while to see what the writer was intending to say, but now I get the gist. It seems like there are two key points: 1) overwhelmingly and increasingly, people are willing to give up privacy for free stuff; and 2) enough data about an individual, linked to that individual, can be detrimental (in a couple of ways: it opens the person to strong influences that may not be in their best interest, and conclusions drawn from it may be used to deny them opportunities).
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