Tech site questions whether users overlook data sharing for convenient gadgets.
TechRadar posted about its article on how people stop noticing the data shared with smart devices because the features feel convenient and stylish. The account highlighted a quote framing the issue as a decline in public privacy. The article asks whether the public is prepared to accept surveillance as the boundary between fashion and monitoring grows less distinct. The post presents this as the publication's own framing of consumer tech trends.
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Tech site questions whether users overlook data sharing for convenient gadgets.
TechRadar posted about its article on how people stop noticing the data shared with smart devices because the features feel convenient and stylish. The account highlighted a quote framing the issue as a decline in public privacy. The article asks whether the public is prepared to accept surveillance as the boundary between fashion and monitoring grows less distinct. The post presents this as the publication's own framing of consumer tech trends.
TechRadar@techradar'We stop thinking about the data that we're giving away because it's cool' — Smart tech and the decline of public privacy
TechRadar@techradar'We stop thinking about the data that we're giving away because it's cool' — Smart tech and the decline of public privacy
