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You Aren’t That Interesting They Say

You Aren’t That Interesting They Say: 

Doubters are fast to reject personal privacy worries as paranoid. “You aren’t that interesting,” these experts frequently claim. Perhaps it’s wishful thinking.

Let’s say that normal folks were never this interesting, then Google.com, Facebook, Amazon.com, Twitter, Microsoft, Zoom, plenty of 3rd party information brokers, and even the intelligence organizations that indulge in backdoor access to your personal information would not be vacuuming up the specifics of our daily lives.

OK, let us suppose that these organizations were just trying to improve their product lines, then they should not pretend that they weren’t snooping – merely to get caught over and over again.

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