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Bravo Son! you have earned respect for your this deed. Appreciated. On a side note, I am still not sure, if i will ever use this app. This is primarily because

by sifarat 13y ago

Bravo Son! you have earned respect for your this deed. Appreciated. On a side note, I am still not sure, if i will ever use this app. This is primarily because, I act on the internet in the same fashion as i do in real life. I won't do anything online, what I can't do in real life. Hence I don't and perhaps would never need an app like this. As for sending someone 'secret' message, I always whisper that in the ears. It's an old fashioned trick but has proven to be most secured.

im3w1l 13y ago
If someone takes a photo in the street, and you are in the photo, then you will probably not mind. But if someone follows you around everyday and takes thousands of photos, then that is slightly creepy. For me it is the same with my chat messages. If someone reads one or two, I don't mind: they aren't very sensitive. But I don't like it if someone can find everything I've ever written.
- sifarat 13y ago
  It's not about being creepy, it's about having enough time on hands and why. I would be interested to find someone, who values taking 1000s picture of mine than his time spent making money for himself. In the case of celebrities for instance, they have almost their entire life public, and i don't think it had harmed them any way, unless, they committed something illegal and it was made known. People over the internet, are little too much over-sensitive. I am not implying 'Privacy' has no value, but we have taken this issue bit too far over the 'internet'. A prime example of so-called 'anonymity' over the internet is 4chan, you pretty much know what sort site that is. I am not implying it's an illegal website, but frankly, anonymity mostly leads to creepy, drugs (silkroad), and everything else considered wrong and bad, than something good which is pretty rare. Snowden is an exception, but again, he committed a crime for a good cause. Most people however commit a crime for every possible wrong reasons.

by sifarat 13y ago

im3w1l 13y ago

If someone takes a photo in the street, and you are in the photo, then you will probably not mind. But if someone follows you around everyday and takes thousands of photos, then that is slightly creepy. For me it is the same with my chat messages. If someone reads one or two, I don't mind: they aren't very sensitive. But I don't like it if someone can find everything I've ever written.

sifarat 13y ago
It's not about being creepy, it's about having enough time on hands and why. I would be interested to find someone, who values taking 1000s picture of mine than his time spent making money for himself. In the case of celebrities for instance, they have almost their entire life public, and i don't think it had harmed them any way, unless, they committed something illegal and it was made known. People over the internet, are little too much over-sensitive. I am not implying 'Privacy' has no value, but we have taken this issue bit too far over the 'internet'. A prime example of so-called 'anonymity' over the internet is 4chan, you pretty much know what sort site that is. I am not implying it's an illegal website, but frankly, anonymity mostly leads to creepy, drugs (silkroad), and everything else considered wrong and bad, than something good which is pretty rare. Snowden is an exception, but again, he committed a crime for a good cause. Most people however commit a crime for every possible wrong reasons.