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For questions concerning privacy, how privacy is enabled and lost in society, and the effect technology on privacy. See the tag description for more in-depth usage guidelines.
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Why does my futuristic society want transparent iPads and computer monitors?
Cultural: the idea of device privacy died around 2030s anyway, for both sociocultural and political reasons. Everyone is constantly online, and people no longer crave privacy. … The last generation that cared for personal privacy were Millenials, and most of them died of old age already! …
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