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No, we should not abandon online privacy
Everybody needs to have the right to privacy. Just as people should have their private information protected in the real world, they should also have it protected on the internet.
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- There are still ways to be private onlineThe idea of an online world where users can still have privacy is not a lost cause. There are organisations fighting for anonymity, and things we can do as individuals to take control over our private data. Therefore, we should not abandon online privacy.
- People value privacy in real life, so they should value privacy onlinePeople expect to have privacy in the offline world. We do not want people we do not know to have access to our houses, passports or mail. Therefore, we should bring this same sense of cautiousness to our online activity and fight for online privacy.