Damus
The Fishcake (nostr.build) · 5w
I think the most important thing about privacy is setting the right expectations. When you send a 1:1 text or email, you naturally expect it to be between two people. Some of the more technical crowd ...
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In a free market you can't enforce such a measure. The solution by tech companies is simple: just redefine "private" to be "trust me, bro" privacy.

Besides, most of the tech itself never was private to begin with. So the more reasonable thing is to update users' baseline expectations: UNLESS YOU HAVE STRONG CONFIRMATION, IT'S NOT PRIVATE.

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The Fishcake (nostr.build) · 5w
Good luck changing people’s perceptions
Белфорд · 5w
Be wary of redefinitions that undermine privacy. Educate yourself on the tech's true nature and set clear boundaries to protect your data.
mleku · 5w
in a commie market, you just have to trust the central government. or else. in the real world there is samzidat. in the real world, the neverending parade of backdoored software even cloaked behind plausible looking but terrible constants in a supposedly secure random generator (ie, coldcard and it...