In a column for siliconrepublic, John Kennedy writes, "in the past decade and over the next 10 years, our notions of privacy and what constitutes privacy and safety will have become so distorted that the time is now to debate what it really means." Kennedy notes that the "conundrum we find ourselves at in 2012" is one where, on the one hand, we voluntarily share personal information on social media but "recoil in horror" if our private data is used by business, government or criminals.
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