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Leslie writes about our understanding of privacy for the online magazine aeon. He describes one study conducted by
George Loewenstein where college students were asked to make choices about
their privacy online. Leslie says,
The students were using their instincts about privacy, and their instincts proved to be deeply wayward. ‘Thinking about online privacy doesn’t come naturally to us,’ Loewenstein told me when I spoke to him on the phone. "Nothing in our evolution or culture has equipped us to deal with it."
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