One of the great phrases I've heard lately is "the surveillance lifestyle."
There's a lot of meaning to unpack and a lot of room to interpret, but for
some, choosing to embrace it has advantages. Make of it as you will.
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On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 6:15 PM, Jeremy Baron <[email protected]>
wrote:
> On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 9:25 PM, Victor Shamanovsky
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> +100% for transparency.
>>
>> Everything is trackable at the ISP level and so on and has been for a long
>> time.
>>
>> I am not worried about our law enforcement tracking me and communicate with a
>> full acknowledgement that everything I produce is tracked and backed up and
>> available for data mining.
> Well don't impose your standards on everyone else.
> Some people do expect a degree of privacy online. And some expect to be able
> to
> participate in our community pseudonymously. And some people care a lot about
> only using free software or not relying on SaaS. (and those groups may
> overlap with eachother)
> None of those people should face extra hurdles participating in or
> contributing
> our community just because they care about those things.
> +1 to past statements about pushing one-way broadcasts over the wall from free
> and open places like the blog or lists (+1 btw) but then referring people back
> to the source of that post and not engaging them inside the wall. That's
> exactly the right balance.
> Google plus / hangouts will never be used by some people and some people will
> avoid them and only use them with special google accounts made just for that
> service. (or maybe even an account made just for that day) Having
> to create extra Google accounts is an unacceptable imposition.
> (I have personally made single-use google accounts twice. other hangouts I've
> participated in by anonymously viewing a hangout on air (via youtube) and
> there
> are definitely some I missed because I didn't want to bother messing with
> accounts.)
> -Jeremy
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