Thanks for the dive into that. We seem to all mutually accept that stories may not be told with complete factuality or nonbias in the modern day, whereby metrics such as website traffic is how revenue is often generated. Furthermore, if a political bias is present in a source, we all seem to understand that it may undermine the factuality. I say this to put forth that while we may agree with sentiments of pro-privacy topics, our sources are not inherently better than sources opposed to our beliefs, and that misinformation can appear anywhere, and not entirely due to malicious intent.
Thanks for the dive into that. We seem to all mutually accept that stories may not be told with complete factuality or nonbias in the modern day, whereby metrics such as website traffic is how revenue is often generated. Furthermore, if a political bias is present in a source, we all seem to understand that it may undermine the factuality. I say this to put forth that while we may agree with sentiments of pro-privacy topics, our sources are not inherently better than sources opposed to our beliefs, and that misinformation can appear anywhere, and not entirely due to malicious intent.
Thanks for being the fact-checker here.