Yes, i think some of us aware of it. But this cons goes along with other the more exposure you have the more dangerous information that you have vs not much exposure how can anyone knows you.Border line suppose to be how you limit your personal information from your professional information especially in social media.

Does anyone aware that your activity and behavoiur can be trace through internet?

There will always be a leak in security iffen if you have 7 level with the growth of technology and share of information to break through security on every level of age.

Howdy,

I don't see a border, but I for sure do see a dangerous twilight zone.

Cheers,

Frank

I think that there is a clear distinction in principle but not in the actual state of affairs in the technology world. while mobility is one of the most treasured commodities of the actual technological trend, the devices are limited and therefore rely on a "cloud" infrastructure. The "cloud infrastructure is highly localized to several key players in the industry that control the market. This paves way to a subjugation of our private information to those players and if you do not agree with their terms then you are left out of the movement. Add to this situation that most users do not really value their privacy enough and you have a recipe for various undesired consequences.

Most users will readily give away their privacy for 5 seconds of fame, their valued mobility,added discounts and offers, among other trivial incentives to give away their privacy. This is a problem that came not with current technology but by consumerism and television.

Just a thought