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> Every time my son needs a few bucks in his account, my wife has to do it if we're out So the burden is on her?
by HelloUsername 14d ago
> Every time my son needs a few bucks in his account, my wife has to do it if we're out
So the burden is on her?
- warkdarrior 14d agoOf course, privacy seeking is a selfish personality trait. I'm protecting myself, everyone else be damned.
- osicjsfjhdhf 14d ago> I’m protecting by myself From… what?
- warkdarrior 14d agoIn the case of this thread, the OP is protecting themselves from Google tracking by using a de-Googled phone. But they do not seem to care that Google is tracking their spouse.
- jolmg 13d ago> But they do not seem to care that Google is tracking their spouse. Rather, I imagine it would be a bit hard to get them into doing that, given the difficulties it can imply.
- burningChrome 13d agoAll of her devices are Apple. She's made the decision she's ok with the tracking, which is her decision alone. I'm not going to force her to give up her entire system just to make me happy. That's not how marriage works.
- burningChrome 14d agoWhen we're out in public? Yes. If its time sensitive? Yes. Like I said, its something that's annoying, but this is the cost of keeping my privacy. My wife uses Apple for all her stuff and she understands. By any account I wouldn't say this is a "burden" per se. She opens the app, hits a few buttons and hits sends. Hardly something that I would consider a burden.
- eigencoder 14d agoI mean, that is the nature of marriage. You both shoulder burdens for each other