If it's between harvesting my data and flipping a lever a dozen times, I'll flip the lever.
Why do we collectively continue to give up privacy to spare us the most innocuous of "inconveniences"?
If it's between harvesting my data and flipping a lever a dozen times, I'll flip the lever.
Why do we collectively continue to give up privacy to spare us the most innocuous of "inconveniences"?
I understand the concerns with telemetry, but I can’t bring myself to care if La Marzocco can track how often I backflush my espresso machine.
But if it’s a principled thing for you, I get it.