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The old Facebook app was the first one to convince my phone listens in on my conversations. I haven’t touched anything Facebook since 2013.
The old Facebook app was the first one to convince my phone listens in on my conversations. I haven’t touched anything Facebook since 2013.
I’ve been raped and it’s hard to have honest conversations now days because of this superficial escapism. It’s definitely not an easy subject to discuss but hearing people say shit like “They’ve been graped” or “r@ped” seems to cheapen the gravity of the word and the experience. It’s a word and topic that should make people uneasy and uncomfortable. On the same token people should be mature enough to see and hear these things or mature enough to leave, move on or skip it if they aren’t able to handle it.
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I have simply accepted that if it leaves my thoughts, it’s considered public information at this point. Everything else is presumed to be something people can find.
Devil’s advocate but Edge is just reskinned and revamped chrome so it’s not the worst thing imaginable.
Isn’t that kind of the point? You don’t get very far hiding in a social setting. You’re on a public website talking to other people. Your posts should be public, comments, etc. At least people should treat all websites or apps they didn’t develop personally like they’re public. I mean you don’t really have a right to privacy in public.
And I’m not trying to say this with some malicious tone or anything but it’s just my view on it.
The internet is almost unrecognizable from what it was 20 years ago.
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