Privacy shmivacy: The forgotten feature<article>
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<p>Soon the year will draw to a close and, as is required by law, we must now look back on 2019 and analyze it.</p><p>No, don’t get up. We’re doing this.</p><p>Look, The Macalope isn’t happy about it, either. It’s the day before Christmas. He’s got stuff to do. This is the time of year he switches from rapping while drunk to wrapping while drunk. But this is what we signed up for when we met in the trunk of that hollowed-out tree and took a blood oath during the Reign of the Dragoonai.</p><p>So… if you can’t do the time, don’t make a blood oath during the Reign of the Dragoonai. Everyone knows that.</p><p>It certainly wasn’t new this year but one item you could consistently count on not being included in product reviews was privacy. Reviewers would faithfully mention RAM, pixel density, camera resolution, foldability and mouth feel, but whether or not a vendor had an ounce of respect for your privacy was as neglected as Terrance Howard at an Marvel Cinematic Universe reunion.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3511591/privacy-shmivacy-the-forgotten-feature.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Privacy shmivacy: The forgotten feature
