Schmidt's message at the Techonomy Conference was that anonymity is a dangerous thing and governments will demand an end to it. No anonymity is the future of web in the opinion of Google's CEO Eric Schmidt. He said many creepy things about privacy at the Techonomy Conference. The focus of the conference was how technology is changing and can change society. Schmidt's message was that anonymity is a dangerous thing and governments will demand an end to it. GO TO Techonomy Conference
Google CEO is cleverly passing the blame on Government while pushing for no anonymity on the interwebs. Who has to gain more from no anonymity? It's companies like Google who uses personal information to horde ads on your face. I don't like where this is going. I love how he tries to make the distinction between anonymity and privacy. I'm very certain that they will be the ones to decide which is which and what it entails and not us the average internet users.
Furthermore Eric Schmidt says privacy isn't important, and if you want to keep something private, "maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place" in other words, innocent people have nothing to hide. I hate that type of thinking! Someone tell this idiot that nobody likes a nosy neighbor.
No comments:
Post a Comment