• 12:35 - 15:07
Gabriel Custodiet | Privacy, Personal Security, & Freedom In The Digital Dystopian Age
Rebuttal to the Nothing to Hide Privacy Argument
The common claim of having "nothing to hide" is challenged by the statistic that the average American unknowingly commits three felonies per day. Personal data such as Amazon purchase histories or private messages can be subpoenaed and misconstrued in legal proceedings. The focus is shifted from having something to hide to having something to protect, such as financial assets and personal safety.