Raw LLM Responses

Who's ignoring other aspects of privacy? If you look in r/privacy, there's literally every issue of privacy you can talk about. It's just organized to different specific issues (subcategories), just like any organized communication platform. Just as each specific issue has different angles and opinions for each which can be talked about without destroying each other. Looking at it as a general issue as a whole or at a bird's eye view is very very different for each person. Some people compromise more privacy than others because of family, convenience, work, etc. Yes, there are baseline security measures that should be practiced like who you give your social security info, or this thread about facial recognition, etc. but this is still a platform for anyone's voice to be heard no matter the graveness of the security issue... well, until everyone still can anyway. < censorship is for another topic> This is where we learn from each others' opinions & not where we tell people how to think which is important nor where we can cancel other voices. If you think there are other privacy issues that need to be addressed that haven't been posted, then you're welcome to start a new thread.