> Do you honestly, and I mean honestly not just speaking for the sake of argument, consider surveillance before you send emails, or chat on social networks, or search on a search engine?
Yes.
Do you belch out loud at school/church/office? Make other silly noises from your body? Do you scratch your nose when someone has a camera out? I think you probably try not to.
Now how about when you know you're alone, or at home? I certainly do. It's a basic part of being human.
As social animals, we humans have inbuilt awareness of social and private contexts. Some time in both contexts is necessary to be a well-adjusted adjusted individual, and providing room for individuals to have a bit of privacy is essential for a healthy society.
A human's well-being depends on having a break from constant surveillance. We can't be 'on stage' our whole lives.
Yes.
Do you belch out loud at school/church/office? Make other silly noises from your body? Do you scratch your nose when someone has a camera out? I think you probably try not to.
Now how about when you know you're alone, or at home? I certainly do. It's a basic part of being human.
As social animals, we humans have inbuilt awareness of social and private contexts. Some time in both contexts is necessary to be a well-adjusted adjusted individual, and providing room for individuals to have a bit of privacy is essential for a healthy society.
A human's well-being depends on having a break from constant surveillance. We can't be 'on stage' our whole lives.