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When people say, “I have nothing to hide.” I remind them that they have a door on their bathroom and curtains over their windows for perfectly innocent yet no l
by Zelphyr 2y ago
When people say, “I have nothing to hide.” I remind them that they have a door on their bathroom and curtains over their windows for perfectly innocent yet no less valid reasons.
- spencerchubb 2y agoI have curtains not because I feel compelled to hide, but because outsiders don't want to see what happens in my home.
- rolph 2y agothe last numbers i looked at suggest 1 in 1000, would have a keenly pRurient interest.
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- amelius 2y agoAlso, I ask them what they earn.
- Zelphyr 2y agoAlso what their debit card pin is or what their email and bank account passwords are.
- riversflow 2y agoI only use those things because of others.
- IndySun 2y ago>...When people say, “I have nothing to hide.” I remind them that they have a door on their bathroom... This was my 'go to' question for several years but it wasn't long until I met someone (we're actually now good friends) who gladly leaves the loo door open and do whatever in full view of anyone. From there I ended up with sturdier concepts, some listed below.
- CTDOCodebases 2y agoAnother way to deal with this is to comment on their smartphone perhaps saying something like "Oh is that the new iPhone? Can I have a look" then ask them to unlock it. If they do so turn the phone away from them and start clicking on random apps or the settings and take a photos of the screen.
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- kstrauser 2y agoI take that a step further to highlight the point: I don’t do anything illegal in my bathroom, but damned if I want a camera in there.