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How did posting online change from, "Be careful what you put online!" to many sharing a lot under real names?
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this post was submitted on 14 Jul 2023
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Idk about anyone else's more liberal use of personal information, but I know for me I stopped caring once it became clear that online privacy is an illusion. Yeah, I could go out of my way to be super private and not reveal anything, but all it takes is someone better at snooping than I am at being private to reveal me. Not that anyone has a reason to in the first place, but I just don't see the point in hiding behind anything more than the carnival masks we are all wearing.
There is a signifignat space between "total privacy" and "share everything".
Plus there is also a difference between being sniffed by some web crawler and a targeted motivated investigation. Just avoid being completely careless with what you share online, set up some an ad and tracker blocker and privacy isn't that difficult.