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PartySick
4 minutes ago, Red said:

To be quite honest, I am always suspicious of people that are very worried about their privacy 👀 What exactly do you not want the government to know? 👀 

Wanting privacy doesn't mean you have something to hide.

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26 minutes ago, Bronco said:

Its not even about that.

Its the fact that the internet has outlived its value to the western elite and its now a bigger threat than a benefit to them. 

Now the goal is to drive people off the internet and isolate communities to prevent coordination.

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9 minutes ago, Red said:

To be quite honest, I am always suspicious of people that are very worried about their privacy 👀 What exactly do you not want the government to know? 👀 

Are you guys for real? Or you don’t know what’s happening around the world? There are numerous countries that uses what you post on the social media (even a slight disagreement for current Goverment) as a domestic terror excuse and put you in the jail. 
 

It might be so dystopian for you but it’s a reality in some countries. People who attended MN protests already start to get their Global Entry permits cancelled. So it’s not a distant future for the US as well.

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3 minutes ago, gagzus said:

Sometimes I wonder 👀 but at the same time I always laugh when my grandmother for example says she refuses to pay on card so the government can’t track her, but she pays taxes and is a registered voter… I’m like ok girl 

similar with my mum who's recently starting tearing her address off of parcel labels because she doesn't want people knowing where she lives despite living in the same house for 30+ years and then spends all day posting on facebook without knowing what a VPN is

like girl, you're still very trackable lol

mother, what must i do?
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3 minutes ago, PartySick said:

No but I'm not giving my face and personal info to Discord just 'cause parents can't parent and keep their kids out of adult spaces. And let's be real, kids will find their way into adult spaces regardless, all things like this do is create a false sense of security in parents who aren't attentive enough.

Let's also be honest and acknowledge that it doesn't matter if it's ToS or a literal law passed, none of these rules are being put in place to actually protect kids :ladyhaha: 

I'd rather stop using a service than play their dumb games tbh.

Okay but parents are not doing that and kids are being exposed to pedophiles and radicalization and the companies are gonna do what about it? Nothing? 

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4 minutes ago, jsn said:

Announced just in time for me to cut off my Nitro before it renews next week; all my friends are dropping their subs too.

Actually in the same boat as you :ororomunroe:

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8 minutes ago, gagzus said:

also I always laugh when people make something into a conspiracy theory, because yes the government wants your Face ID to control you even though they have your details of where you live and have previously lived, your entire spending history, cookies on your computer, CCTV everywhere they know ur name, ur face and down to what debt you have and what you last bought to eat online but SURE this is different nnn

It's not even the government you have to worry about, it's unregulated corporations.

They gather all your data, including your face and all the information on your ID, piece it together with public info (usually provided if you're a voter), then sell that info to god only knows who.

You've lost control of your information and your data which is a violation of your autonomy and privacy.

And it's true, all of our info is already out there. The info we GGD mods can see about users is actually crazy, I can only imagine what companies like Discord have. But regardless of that fact, we deserve to have control of who has our data, when they can have it, and what they can use it for.

You surrender these things willingly and you've lost control. I'm just not cool with that :sleep: I'd rather miss out on the couple Discord channels I'm in than willingly turn my biometrics and ID over to them.

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Just now, Red said:

Okay but parents are not doing that and kids are being exposed to pedophiles and radicalization and the companies are gonna do what about it? Nothing? 

It's not the company's responsibility to protect kids. All they need to do is write into their TOS that kids aren't allowed on their service and they're protected from liability.

Parents need to be responsible for what their kids do. It's a parent's job to protect them, not to give them a phone with unlimited internet access and hope Discord and other services infringe on the privacy of millions to pretend they're protecting them.

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PartySick
6 minutes ago, elsamars said:

So it’s not a distant future for the US as well.

Not even distant, people have already been arrested for bogus claims of terrorism under this new administration and travelers/immigrants are being turned away in airports if their socials are critical of Donald Trump or the US government.

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2 minutes ago, PartySick said:

It's not even the government you have to worry about, it's unregulated corporations.

They gather all your data, including your face and all the information on your ID, piece it together with public info (usually provided if you're a voter), then sell that info to god only knows who.

You've lost control of your information and your data which is a violation of your autonomy and privacy.

And it's true, all of our info is already out there. The info we GGD mods can see about users is actually crazy, I can only imagine what companies like Discord have. But regardless of that fact, we deserve to have control of who has our data, when they can have it, and what they can use it for.

You surrender these things willingly and you've lost control. I'm just not cool with that :sleep: I'd rather miss out on the couple Discord channels I'm in than willingly turn my biometrics and ID over to them.

I mean to each their own of course, but the internet has been around for almost 50 or so years now, so there’s no way all this information about people isn’t already gathered up. I mean look at your smartphone and smart speaker systems, you get ads based on things you TALK about irl and not typing into your phone, on websites like Facebook on your phone.

By all means ofc don’t use the biometrics and stuff but let’s be honest, an iPhone now requires Face ID and fingerprint scanning so Apple already has it, the government has always required a face picture on your passport or driving license so they already have it. AI now exists to an extreme level so it can process data faster, I wouldn’t be shocked if eventually things like targeted ads happen on television where it’s different per household and advertises to you specifically and your interests and stuff.

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15 minutes ago, Red said:

To be quite honest, I am always suspicious of people that are very worried about their privacy 👀 What exactly do you not want the government to know? 👀 

"If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear" has been the approach of hundreds of authoritarian governments over the years. It doesn't take someone being a conspiracy theorist to realise that argument can just as easily be applied to interrogations, imprisonment and torture.

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2 minutes ago, PartySick said:

It's not the company's responsibility to protect kids. All they need to do is write into their TOS that kids aren't allowed on their service and they're protected from liability.

Parents need to be responsible for what their kids do. It's a parent's job to protect them, not to give them a phone with unlimited internet access and hope Discord and other services infringe on the privacy of millions to pretend they're protecting them.

But they are not doing that. What about it? Tell me your solution. 

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1 minute ago, gagzus said:

I mean to each their own of course, but the internet has been around for almost 50 or so years now, so there’s no way all this information about people isn’t already gathered up. I mean look at your smartphone and smart speaker systems, you get ads based on things you TALK about irl and not typing into your phone, on websites like Facebook on your phone.

By all means ofc don’t use the biometrics and stuff but let’s be honest, an iPhone now requires Face ID and fingerprint scanning so Apple already has it, the government has always required a face picture on your passport or driving license so they already have it. AI now exists to an extreme level so it can process data faster, I wouldn’t be shocked if eventually things like targeted ads happen on television where it’s different per household and advertises to you specifically and your interests and stuff.

All I'm hearing is "you've already been shot, why not agree to get shot again?"

"They already have your info" is not a good enough reason for me to consensually relinquish control of my data for every little service I use :rip: 

2 minutes ago, Red said:

But they are not doing that. What about it? Tell me your solution. 

Then their kids are left vulnerable. And that's their failure as parents. I don't have any kids, it's not my responsibility to childproof society.

But if I DID have a child, I'd teach them as best as I could about how to be safe online and make sure they're as knowledgeable and careful as possible when navigating online spaces. Then I'd hope for the best.

I certainly wouldn't petition apps and companies to gather user info (including my child's info) to play security theater.

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PartySick

The amount of people just willing to surrender their autonomy and privacy for things that don't even actually help will never not surprise me :messga:

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Bronco
24 minutes ago, Red said:

To be quite honest, I am always suspicious of people that are very worried about their privacy 👀 What exactly do you not want the government to know? 👀 

That I think all the nazis should be dead.

They're not fans of that.

Plus they've also started trying to compile lists of people based on sexuality/gender ID etc and label them domestic terrorists. So its also worth avoiding being one of the first targets for the camps.

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