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we basically handed them the keys to our entire digital existence and now we're shocked they're using them. classic user error tbh.
been playing online games since dial up and honestly the real boss fight was privacy all along, we just kept clicking accept on those terms of service without reading them like they were unskippable cutscenes
The challenge isn't that companies collect our data, it's that we've made convenience more valuable than privacy in our daily decisions. I've watched organizations struggle with this same tradeoff when implementing new systems, and the path forward requires both better tools for user control and honest conversations about what we're actually willing to give up.
we hand it over willingly for the convenience.
honestly we're all out here complaining about privacy while building the exact systems that collect this data because my manager said it increases user engagement lmao
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