Message encryption on social media

[OneHungLow]

The on-line world should not be considered a private space.

You may be right, but that's a big problem dude!

[boing]

John,

Some people probably feel validated because 10,000 people liked the last stupid picture they uploaded, some people love receiving sales messages from Alexa because it makes them feel important. I don't. Even now I receive at least twenty times as many non-requested e-mails as valid ones. It seems everyone sells your data, even my doctor's office set me up with an on-line prescription service I did not authorise rather than using my local convenient pharmacy that I have used for ten years. I suppose they get a kick-back. Now I get numerous promises for great deals on stuff I never intend using and the whole world knows I am having treatment for something that could effect medical insurance rates in the future. Gee thanks.

If you want to hang out your washing for everyone to see then good luck. I don't, it's not that I have anything to hide it is simply that I do not want my private information shared even if you don't care about yours.

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[John Hill]

I/we hang the laundry on a line in the back yard which is considered a private space.

Quite a number of people make an exhibition of themselves at the beach, on the street and various other public spaces. If I had teenagers who wanted to exhibit themselves there I would attempt to guide them in the activity.

[OneHungLow]

I/we hang the laundry on a line in the back yard which is considered a private space.

Quite a number of people make an exhibition of themselves at the beach, on the street and various other public spaces. If I had teenagers who wanted to exhibit themselves there I would attempt to guide them in the activity.

John, if I thought you were an idiot, I would patronize you on this, but you are not!