Are we truly aware of the risks? The concept of privacy has never been weaker than it is today. We can now see every detail of how people on the other side of the world live, and often, without realizing it, they can see what we eat, drink and do as well. What we call βfreely sharingβ on social media is not genuine freedom. At times, we willingly expose our private lives to show off, to gain status, or even to make money as influencers.
You may remember that this year, a CEO was caught at a concert with a company employee. The moral aspect of the incident is another matter. However, within minutes, the details of both their families were identified and spread across social media worldwide. More accurately, they were exposed.
We may assume that we will never face such extensive exposure, yet through our daily posts, we gradually disclose personal information that could, and should, remain private.
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