Years from now, when we look back on
2010, there’s a good chance that we will remember this as the year the general public’s understanding of privacy began to change. When ordinary people started to awake from their blissful digital ignorance to confront the realities of the online world and the incredible power of information in the Internet age.
2010, there’s a good chance that we will remember this as the year the general public’s understanding of privacy began to change. When ordinary people started to awake from their blissful digital ignorance to confront the realities of the online world and the incredible power of information in the Internet age.
Year in Ideas: Social networking and the end of privacy http://bit.ly/gx400l
Comment:
This is a new area we live in and we have to adopt to it same way we did to work with computers. Key is to educate our selves on what we expose and whether we feel comfortable with it.
Technology moves and adopt to our needs anyway. Olgen Ifti
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