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The End of Privacy Was Voluntary

The End of Privacy Was Voluntary

Why We Traded Autonomy for Convenience

Nobody took your privacy. You traded it, one convenience at a time, and the terms were always visible. On the bargain we made and are still making.

By Marcus Ellington

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