[cced]

Why does it have to be about being technical or not? You’re signed into an account with no obvious social networking capabilities, what about chatgpt screams “this will be public chat between me and an llm” ?..

[Am4TIfIsER0ppos]

It's not your computer so of course it isn't private. Apparently you do need to be technical to understand that.

[9dev]

Yes, you do indeed need to be technical to understand that. The tech industry, and that includes most of us here (especially all the FAANG people that curiously always stay silent in threads like this one), has worked very hard to make everyone believe that online privacy is a thing, while working even harder to undermine that at every possible step.

Ordinary people expect stuff that they don't actively share with others to stay private. Rightly so! It's the ad industry that got it wrong, not the People.

[ryanjshaw]

My doctor’s notes aren’t on my computer. Does that mean I should expect them to pop up on the internet?

[amelius]

So basically, everything that happens on an iPhone is not private?

[BeFlatXIII]

Imagine treating the 3rd party doctrine as legitimate instead of a misruling.

[Xelbair]

because technical people are aware that anything you type over the internet isn't private unless e2e encrypted.

[cced]

This is silly. The second e in e2e is the one compelled to provide the info. Has nothing to do with e2e, even if it’s encrypted at rest, they’ll likely be forced to decrypt.

[TiredOfLife]

What do you think ssl does?