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How do i convince my brother privacy is important?
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It's tough, I've been trying since about 1998...people are willingly blind.
I have an associate who's a network security admin... And he just says "I want the convenience"... He's almost 50, with decades of experience. 🤦🏼♂️
The best I have to offer is a video by data scientist:
"Taking Control of Your Personal Data" by prof. Jennifer Golbeck, published by The Teaching Company, ISBN:978-1629978390
It may be available at your local library as a DVD or streaming (through apps like Kanopy... I know, a streaming app through the library, with your information attached to the account...).
I forget which episode, maybe #3, she talks about what data is collected, and it's worse than even my paranoid mind realized (I've also been in It since the early 90's, and thought I knew the data collection that was happening early on).
I would have him watch it, he'd probably get bored (though she's a great presenter, knows how deep to go, and when). Maybe watch it yourself and pick out the pieces to show him.