W10: How important is privacy for you and what are we doing to protect it?
∎ How important is privacy for you and what are we doing to protect
it?
1.
'Privacy' means to the daily life of an
individual. So it's 'time' to act comfortably without caring about others. If
these times are violated by others, they should not spend their daily lives
comfortably and always suppress themselves. To put it simply, you have to live
without taking off your suit for business. If this happens, the body and mind
may continue to be exhausted and may not behave properly in public situations.
2.
Currently, I don't do SNS such as Instagram
or Facebook to protect my privacy. In other words, I try not to share my daily
life with others. Also, whenever I have time, I block people who are not close
to me from my Kakao Talk friend list.
3.
Journalists are the first thing that comes
to my mind when I think of 'privacy'. Journalists confront accusations of
privacy violations, claiming "people's right to know." What do you
think about this?
Youngsil, I read your opinions well. Journalists insist on the right to know and overly infringe on people's privacy. Journalists sometimes abuse rights as obligations and spread privacy. In this situation, I think it is necessary to have legal restrictions and that users who use the media do not consume such articles. I think that this is a very serious problem because once exposed to privacy, the person suffers irreparable damage.
ReplyDeleteDoes the journalist you're talking about mean journalists in the entertainment department? If you're talking about them, I'd like to raise my hand that privacy should be kept. If a person's life is exposed to too many people, it will be too mentally impoverished. There are opinions that celebrities should earn unusually much money and risk privacy violations, which I think needs to be reorganized to the abnormal profit structure, not justification for privacy violations. And if there's another accusation of ethical conduct like Burning Sun incident, Such a privacy report would be legitimate. right?
ReplyDeleteSpeaking throughout the press, it feels like the right to know should come first. Actually, I don't have exact grounds or ideas. But I think the pure function of 'the press' is too powerful.