A quarter of a century ago, Scott McNealy, then chief executive of Sun Microsystems, famously dismissed consumer privacy in the internet age as an anachronistic distraction. “You have zero privacy anyway,” he said. “Get over it.” Judging by the way in which consumers have since posted details of their private lives all over social media and breezily ticked the intrusive terms and conditions boxes of many online companies, McNealy may have had a point.
四分之一個世紀前，時任太陽計算機(Sun Microsystems)首席執行官的斯科特?麥克尼利(Scott McNealy)以一種引人注目的方式對互聯網時代的消費者隱私問題不屑一顧。他說：“你根本沒有隱私，接受現實吧。”從消費者此后在社交媒體上到處發布自己的私人生活細節，并輕松勾選許多在線公司的侵入性條款和條件框來看，麥克尼利可能是有道理的。
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