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 All of us will come to different conclusions there. Of course, if you're blowing whistle on a corrupt government, you might want to protect your identity at all costs for fear of retaliation, ensure that no metadata can be traced back to you, and so on. If you're just posting a funny cat video, you might not care at all who sees it, and that's perfectly fine too. The key is that you are making a conscious choice based on your own values and the context of the situation.
 
-Keep in mind that CITA is not only about the privacy aspect of sharing information, and is not intended to override other considerations, like your moral, political or ethical views. In fact, you can easily integrate those into your assessment. Not using Xitter because you don't like their business practices is still an absolutely valid outcome of applying CITA - after all, acting against your values definitely poses a threat to your sense of self and integrity, and in that specific case, probably a threat your mental health, and to democracy itself.
+Keep in mind that CITA is not only about the privacy aspect of sharing information, and is not intended to override other considerations, like your moral, political or ethical views. In fact, you can easily integrate those into your assessment. Not using Xitter because you don't like their business practices is still an absolutely valid outcome of applying CITA - after all, acting against your values definitely poses a threat to your sense of self and integrity, and in that specific case, probably a threat to your mental health, and to democracy itself.
 
 This is what I believe privacy should be about: not an absolute (in either direction), but a nuanced understanding of what we share and why, and what the potential consequences are.