Does this statement make your hair stand on end? Unfortunately, the “nothing to hide” argument has persisted for far too long and often prevents any constructive discussion about privacy protection on the Internet. It’s high time to debunk it.
A very, very helpful article to help get people we fight with to understand why this is important for anyone and everyone. Send this to friends and family.
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When will this dumb question end ?
When someone talks about online privacy, every single corner of the site i can see this qn! Seriously, someone has nothing to hide? So maybe they living in graveyard instead in the woods!
Am saying nothing wrong about this post but that specific qn everyone asks…
The difference in this article and how it frames simple rebuttals for people to actually use easily and is an easy quick read.