A couple of months ago, I met up with an old friend who I hadn’t seen since high school. We went for a cup of coffee to catch up on what each of us had been doing for the past decades. He told me about his work of distributing and supporting various types of modern medical devices, and I explained how I’ve spent the last twenty-five years working with Internet security and privacy. My friend let out a chuckle when I mentioned online privacy. “That sounds all fine and dandy,” he said, “but I’m not really worried. After all, I’m not a criminal, and I’m not doing anything bad. I don’t care if somebody looks at what I’m doing online.”
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A couple of months ago, I met up with an old friend who I hadn’t seen since high school. We went for a cup of coffee to catch up on what each of us had been doing for the past decades. He told me about his work of distributing and supporting various types of modern medical devices, and I explained how I’ve spent the last twenty-five years working with Internet security and privacy. My friend let out a chuckle when I mentioned online privacy. “That sounds all fine and dandy,” he said, “but I’m not really worried. After all, I’m not a criminal, and I’m not doing anything bad. I don’t care if somebody looks at what I’m doing online.”