There’s a good economic case for providing free identity protection to everyone… if you care about more than just immediate profits.
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Society, writing, geekdom, politics, and errata. By Steven Saus.
There’s a good economic case for providing free identity protection to everyone… if you care about more than just immediate profits.
A confusingly described and unevenly enforced rule at OK Cupid creates problems and solves none.
“Direct” is not the same as “private”.
A non-comprehensive list aimed at regular users to quickly get up to speed.
Here’s one thing you can definitely do, especially if you’re just a “regular” person.
One of the benefits of the internet is that information is *much* more accessible and easily findable than ever before. One of the worst things about the internet is that information is *much* more accessible and easily findable than ever before.