Would you willing to give up freedom and privacy for convenience?
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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
If there was really a choice, no. The privacy is more important.
Yet there are other factors than privacy verses convenience.
Such as transportation costs, income or the ability to afford where you live.
Often I have had to factor in all those things in along with privacy and convenience.
I lived like a hermit once in the mountains for 12 years. So I do value privacy highly, despite limited income and distance from anything.
Yet there are other factors than privacy verses convenience.
Such as transportation costs, income or the ability to afford where you live.
Often I have had to factor in all those things in along with privacy and convenience.
I lived like a hermit once in the mountains for 12 years. So I do value privacy highly, despite limited income and distance from anything.