Some say privacy is over.
Is privacy a privilege and not a right?
Don’t we sort of sign up for the lack of privacy living in big cities? Whether you actually know your neighbor or not, you certainly know surface-level things they do day in and day out.
Did we actually stop to read all of those online user agreements? Nope. I don’t think anyone reads those besides the 87 year old attorney in Manhattan that has nothing better to do because he can’t retire.
I can’t say I have trust in the people in leadership in big tech. Sort of like how I lost trust with big Pharma decades ago. Same games, different names.
Let’s all wake up to the reality that privacy just might be dead. I’m not saying I like it, but start living in that awareness.
How about you actually go see someone instead of sending that text message. You could talk to a stranger across the room…or just sit there and scroll through your feed.
Privacy might be dead, but intimacy is not — aim to make quality time for the people in your life you love.
