9/11 saw much of our privacy swept aside. Coronavirus could end it altogether
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.I'm not that concerned about my geographical privacy, if it's through my cell phone, which I willingly take with me everywhere I go, and have the option of turning it off or leaving it at home, if I wish. I see more positives than negatives with the locations aspect.
Personal privacy, I should learn more about, but I could also simply not write or photograph anything embarrassing, that would cause me distress if made public.
Financial privacy though, is definitely something to keep safeguarded.
Julie808
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May 18, 2020
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. . . 'turning it off' is insufficient :
. . . also "they" know more about you than YOU do (they don't ever forget).
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