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- Research from the World Economic Forum shows it’s becoming easier for citizens to be monitored, allowing governments, technology companies and threat actors to “reach deeper into people’s lives”.
- In response, people are “waking up” to privacy, according to Meredith Whittaker, president of secure messaging service Signal.
- Here, she explores the drivers behind this shift and how it could impact the digital landscape.
Food isn’t a right though. It’s necessary for life, sure, but nobody is obligated to provide you with food unless you’re incarcerated or something.
That’s also something else to think about
But privacy is? We’ve been eating food much longer than we’ve had any privacy…
Article 25
When I was younger I knew it as the “Right to Food & Shelter”, though I’m not sure if that was taught in a Canadian context.