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Marty Bent ( @MartyBent ) on @TFTC21 (Ep #769): opening someone's mail is a federal offense. So why did we all agree the same information deserves zero privacy the moment it's digital? [Spoken audio]: like when you when you mail something to another individual to an envelope that's sealed and meant expressly for that person. These are privacy technologies that are surrounding us every day that people take for granted and don't even recognize as private privacy technology. But however, when we get to the digital realm, there's this there's this sort of assumption that I don't know, like privacy doesn't matter here as much as it does when I'm sending somebody a letter. I don't want the mailman to open the letter. And to read my mail, there's actually a federal offense if you're caught stealing somebody's envelopes and opening their mail. And it's just hilarious that we've been conditioned in the digital age to not bring that same mindset to what we're doing in the digital world.
