its fascinating how most people would be at least annoyed if they found someone looking in their windows every day. even if that person was someone official looking who didn't look like they were going to rob or murder them. even if they were standing across the street from their house taking notes on them and not causing any harm, people would still want to know what they were doing.
but when it comes to the same thing happening to them online the reaction is mostly just "so what?".
it probably didn't help that everything online and in 'the cloud' is so much more abstract and harder to understand
its fascinating how most people would be at least annoyed if they found someone looking in their windows every day. even if that person was someone official looking who didn't look like they were going to rob or murder them. even if they were standing across the street from their house taking notes on them and not causing any harm, people would still want to know what they were doing.
but when it comes to the same thing happening to them online the reaction is mostly just "so what?".
it probably didn't help that everything online and in 'the cloud' is so much more abstract and harder to understand