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by tcmart14
812 days ago
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I don't necessarily think its the "nothing to hide" argument, even though it gets presented as that. Its more of frustration that privacy in the corporate world seems to have a lot more protections than the every day normal person world. The argument given for the average person is, "nothing to hide." Now it is just the normal person saying, well if that argument is sufficient for us, its sufficient for them. If it isn't, then the rules for us need to change. |
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