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Full disc- I am a past Strategy and Product Exec in a major imagining and recognition (the N. co.). Storing content without personal identifiable IDs causes no harm to privacy. It's like hearing a voice in a busy restaurant without seeing who! But storing and sharing IDs does.
From @DKThomp for @TheAtlantic: "If you have a hard time understanding the meaning of privacy and the scale of digital surveillance in the modern age—and let’s face it, who doesn’t?—consider a toy named Cayla" https://nyti.ms/2VsSaEM
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Great read - Thanks for sharing!
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We have to focus and be very clear about practices that involve sharing (authorized or unauthorized) content coupled with ID, otherwise, we are really fear-mongering which ultimately results in loss of credibility. Tech companies need standard on proper privacy-centric ID storage
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