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You're pretty damn wild too.
Oh @ek'kie, you never cease to amaze me. Very recognizable indeed... 😔
Fuck 'em, all of 'em. They know they're wrong but too spineless to accept that they're wrong, miserable little trash cans.
Hm, "one can only lead a horse to the lake" or something like that, that's true.
I'm also rocking back-and-forth since a while, contemplating whether or not i'd like / need to go down the privacy-way, but i'm kinda lazy in that regard, there has not been the "Oh shit, this is Wunderbar"-moment I've Had with Bitcoin- yet(?)... 🥲
Hm, I think I get where you're coming from. Do you feel like the general public cares enough about their online privacy? How do Non-Westerners look at their online privacy? Anything you can tell?
I feel like we're extremely spoiled here in the West, whether it be financially - a "safe", "stable" Fiat currency compared to other currencies -, hence the common notion of the broader public that Bitcoin "has no use case", or in terms of privacy, since the average Joe isn't likely to be actively pursued based on what they do online, criminals aside; I bet that this is a real issue and concern of people in countries like Russia, China, North Korea et cetera.
What's your "In a nutshell" of why someone should care about their online privacy?
I, for one, don't really think about the traces I might be leaving out there, although I do care about not accepting cookies- I bet that gives me at least some bonus points in your book, doesn't it? 🥲
I'm actually thinking about going to Thailand next year, but not for the reasons one might think; We have an apartment there, my dad practically lives there half of the year and the rest takes turns to go there, so I'll join them for once, been years since I left town. 🙂