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this post was submitted on 14 Feb 2024
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As much as the tech savvy folks on here can espouse trying to protect your own privacy by doing this or avoiding that, it's just not a reasonable expectation and the burden to do better should be on the companies collecting data. The vast, vast majority of users won't even be aware of what's happening, and that means it's everyone's problem, or will be, whenever this blows up someday. You can try your best to avoid giving up your data, but none of it matters because everyone else in your life gave it up already. It's all a villainous entreprise and I do believe it will blow up someday, maybe not even too far in the future.
I think most of that advice is given with good intentions, but it does ultimately feed into the establishment preference for punching down. "Climate change? Paper straws. AI violating your privacy? Nord VPN."