The Structural Impossibility of Privacy Care
The question is not why people do not care about privacy. The question is why we keep insisting the problem is individual indifference when the evidence points to structural design.
The question is not why people do not care about privacy. The question is why we keep insisting the problem is individual indifference when the evidence points to structural design.
Driver monitoring systems with eye tracking are transitioning from premium features to mandatory safety equipment on two continents. The regulatory justification is safety. The architectural question is what happens to data when cameras become required.
As the EU labels VPNs a ‘loophole’ requiring closure, the writing is on the wall for digital privacy tools. Email privacy may be next in the crosshairs.