To me this highlights the dangers of sharing information online, especially in an audiovisual format. Or actually, the wider risks created by the current internet-connected way of life.
That wired article was also a nice read, thanks for sharing!
A twitch streamer I follow once showed a bit of his room. Someone from the community was able to identify his window frames, because they were rare, and traced them back to his location.
So yeah… it’s hard to imagine what special knowledge people out there have, that you can’t even comprehend when you share something seemingly uncritical.
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To me this highlights the dangers of sharing information online, especially in an audiovisual format. Or actually, the wider risks created by the current internet-connected way of life.
That wired article was also a nice read, thanks for sharing!
A twitch streamer I follow once showed a bit of his room. Someone from the community was able to identify his window frames, because they were rare, and traced them back to his location.
So yeah… it’s hard to imagine what special knowledge people out there have, that you can’t even comprehend when you share something seemingly uncritical.