Contrast burning your photos with burning all copies of a book. On the internet, a lot of things exist in the gray area between them.
That makes it difficult to judge if the info that was is private or public.
Contrast burning your photos with burning all copies of a book. On the internet, a lot of things exist in the gray area between them.
That makes it difficult to judge if the info that was is private or public.
Unless I want to delete what's mine.
I have no obligation of leaving it there for others to read.
> Contrast burning your photos with burning all copies of a book
That's a very wrong comparison.
You burn many copies of a single book
While I defend the right of deleting a single copy of the private work of a single human
Just like a painter has the right to destroy their own paintings.
it's already happened before
it is a right and it is unalienable
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/blu-destroys-bologna-stree...