Do you still value privacy?

@garysibi (702)

Chicago, Illinois

February 10, 2019 4:17pm CST

My wife and I recently started rewatching the TV series "Person of Interest" on Netflix. If you've never seen the show, it involves a supercomputer which collects data on everyone in an attempt to stop a terrorist attack. In one of the episodes the computer's designer says that the CIA was having trouble tracking down information on average people. He then says that he invented social media and now everyone provides the information the CIA wanted on their own. Are you concerned about personal privacy? Do you watch what you put up on Facebook, Twitter, etc? Do you think the government is too interested in our personal lives?

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@CarolDM (203451)

• Nashville, Tennessee

10 Feb 19

Yes I am concerned more than ever. You have to be these days.

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@garysibi (702)

• Chicago, Illinois

10 Feb 19

Very true.

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Margaret Mwangi

@Missmwngi (12927)

• Nairobi, Kenya

10 Feb 19

I sure love privacy and i do mind what i put out there.

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@garysibi (702)

• Chicago, Illinois

10 Feb 19

I certainly agree with you there.

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@ckyera (17332)

• Philippines

5 Mar 19

I value my privacy that's why I choose what I post and share on social media.

@CookieMonster46 (13447)

• United States

10 Feb 19

I’ve seen the show, never could get into it. But yes careful of what I put on social media.

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@stapllotik (1933)

• India

12 Feb 19

Value that. Sometimes too much privacy results in too little responsibility to society.

@garysibi (702)

• Chicago, Illinois

12 Feb 19

Could you elaborate, please?

@janethwayne (5193)

• Philippines

11 Feb 19

Yes privacy is very important to me especially in social media.

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