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No 1 answer for sure....
“They already have my information anyway.”
But how to argue against? I once said, in Europe you have the right to get all the information deleted. Guess why they established this law?
Privacy is a human right.
No it isn't. And it is a fairly new concept. And privacy from what there is really no way to be totally private unless you move to the woods and never interact with anyone else. I've heard people complain about their neighbours know what they are doing on here and there is no way to prevent that kind of stuff if your interacting with other people even in person.
I am talking about GOVERNMENT not nosy-assed neighbors.... SMDH.
The government isnt whats being talked about in here. Its corporations. Ie nosy neighbors that offer services. SMDH
In capitalist countries, the government and corporations are two sides of the same coin.
Yeah, sure jan....