Share your favorite privacy infographics!

trilobyte:

I’ve never found this basket of eggs thing compelling. […] It can be valid to use multiple services, but I don’t think it’s an inherent benefit.

Although I don’t fully agree with you, there is value in your criticism. The most important thing is having the ability to choose. And there’s an argument to me be made that Proton doesn’t give you that choice since they don’t allow their users to subscribe to multiple services under the same account. They want to force you between a subpar UX or upgrading to Proton Unlimited. Proton wants you to put all your eggs in their basket. They won’t settle for just two or three. It’s one or all. That is not choice.

With all that being said, this was not the point of this thread. The point of this thread was to invite others to share their favorite mini-infographics, so that others can use them to share with their friends and family. To the extent that the message of this infographic is valued and adhered to by many people in the privacy community, it is worth sharing.

If you don’t think the message is valuable, that’s fair. Don’t use it. Share infographics that convey the privacy messages you think are worthwhile. That’s the whole point here.

Here’s another one I like from Naomi Brockwell’s Ludlow Institute: