I think it is important emphasize that what is or is not private differs between people and is a matter of personal choice. Encryption merely ensures that choice has effect.
To illustrate that I'll say that my personal privacy choices are more about what would cause embarrassment, or be a faux pas if taken out of context. After all, here in the UK we know especially well that there is no telling if or when your electronic communications and personal life might be subject to the scrutiny and willful misconstrual by some prurient journalist and make a victim out of you. q.v. News of the World / Milly Dowler / Levenson http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011/dec/12/leveson-inquiry-milly-dowler-voicemail Leny On Tue, 13 Dec 2011 03:59:02 +0100 (CET) [email protected] wrote: > google. Privacy is about sharing (and not sharing) what you want > with who you want. <snip> > > *Even if I have nothing to hide that doesn't mean I want to show > everything. >
