Surveillance entities indirectly force privacy-conscious people to give up most of their privacy to them, by means of those people's friends, coworkers, and relatives who don't care about protecting their own privacy.
Surveillance entities indirectly force privacy-conscious people to give up most of their privacy to them, by means of those people's friends, coworkers, and relatives who don't care about protecting their own privacy.
Whether you are forced to install on your device by a friend a communications app, a relative an accessibility or safety app, or an employer a monitoring app, surveillance entities have an encompassing ability to compromise your privacy by means of people you know (and love).
What is the solution?
Inform the public (starting from people you know) gently yet firmly that taking privacy into their own hands has been very important since the advent of the Internet, starting from the fact that their private information is worth much more than they think.