Should security cost your privacy?

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SilverElfin · 1h ago

Privacy is a fundamental human right. But I have trouble reconciling that with how bad actors can use privacy to hide. Not sure what the solution is other than accepting some amount of bad things as the cost of privacy.

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Should security cost your privacy?

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