"I have nothing to hide."

[radundtat@berlin.social]

@Tutanota One of the reasons I recently moved all sensitive communications off Gmail: I had made a doctor's appointment and was subsequently presented with ads everywhere for conditions I made have because Gmail had registered me as going to that specialist. No separate Google searches on the issue, just one email and they targeted me accordingly. Gmail will use everything you do and write on that platform to feed their profile of you.

[tutanota@mastodon.social]

@radundtat Wow, that's incredible.

[gneilyo@mastodon.online]

@Tutanota What you feel you need to hide isn't really up to you. That's imposed on you by social and political circumstances and those change over time.

[patricksh@mas.to]

@Tutanota The Tuta intern has been killing it lately.

[h0w25@hachyderm.io]

@Tutanota did you stole this phrase to someone else too?

[xnhq@mastodon.social]

@Tutanota Stop! This is 100% true!

[the_universality@mastodon.novotnykrystof.com]

@whybird @SoftwareTheron Hmmm.

One could ask if they so conveniently forgotten about their task, whether they wished to fulfill it in the first place.

[qole@techhub.social]

@Tutanota
Just as I lament the lack of basic understanding of the humanities (history, philosophy, ethics, the arts, etc) across the general public, I often wish that the general public understood basic opsec and digital hygiene. Why is it not taught in high schools?

[softwaretheron@mas.to]

@The_Universality @whybird
Oh for sure, it was always a lie.

Not being able to rub their noses in it is the only thing I regret about not being in contact with them any more.

[jaker@c.im]

@qole @Tutanota I read that as dental hygiene! But absolutely yes, this should be taught in high schools. The reason it isn't is because our school tech infrastructure in Wales UK is owned by Microsoft and Google.

[ingridausol@norden.social]

@Tutanota

Ganz genau.

[gergovie@piaille.fr]

@Tutanota