I'm Not a Privacy Absolutist, Right?

i would imagine iat the periphery were talking about four hundred thousand people in new jersey down loading the stuff. Not every one of those people, thirty years ago, would have been trying to find who they could exchange poleroids with in a parking lot. And so this is a kind of cultural contamination, again, much of which is redounding to the bottom line of these companies that are getting fantastically wealthy for use of their band with for these purposes. So you can't be a privacy absolutist here. We have to figure out how to change the incentive structure around all this and make it much more likely that someone will get caught for doing it....