
When we tell companies about ourselves, we give away details about others, too.
By Carissa Véliz
People often give a personal explanation of whether they protect the privacy of their data.
Those who don’t care much about privacy might say that they have nothing to hide. Those who do worry about it might say that keeping their personal data safe protects them from being harmed by hackers or unscrupulous companies. Both positions assume that caring about and protecting one’s privacy is a person...
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