I keep forgetting that it’s totally okay for me to share content that I wrote across my various social media. That way, it’s seen by more eyes.
That said, I originally wrote and shared this on my LinkedIn profile…
Perry Carpenter‘s “8th Layer Insights” podcast never ceases to challenge me to see and think about humans from a new perspective. His episode this week is no exception.
During the interview with his guest Mikko Hyppönen, Mikko brought up a really great ponder point regarding privacy:
Those who say, “I have nothing to hide” are possibly thinking about privacy from the wrong point of view. Rather than thinking, “what do I have to hide?”, one should think, “what do I have to protect?” If you think about it, people have lots of data to protect, like:
– Financial account information
– Tax information
– Medical information
And I’m sure there are other things out there as well.
It also leads me to wonder a bit… if people of the “I have nothing to hide” mentality truly believe that, can they be entrusted with secrets to keep, whether it’s something personal, or something larger, like business secrets?
Secure, In Style 