Respect the privacy of others. Tell me.

I got angry at midnight. Because I just found out that when Weibo was stolen, that person not only changed my avatar, but also shut down several bloggers I had been following for a long time, paying attention to some that were in line with my own mind. It seems that I can occupy this number with peace of mind. It's really hard to be invaded. Bah, what a shame, huh!

Second, if an act is not illegal, but you are angry, while human flesh curses threats, while spreading others' privacy, while shouting "We are not cyber violence, but keeping the moral bottom line of society", then what you are actually condemning and demanding from others is actually an online morality.

Third, I feel that I have several layers of circles, and the people on each layer are different. Then I don't want people from the outside to spy in it … because I pay great attention to personal privacy and feelings, and I will protect my friends. So for some people who don't know each other very well, they ask me as soon as they come up, "Where do you live? ! Which school are you in? ? How are you? " I'm disgusted. Some questions are really personal ... I can't accept them.

Fourth, don't disturb the happiness of others. Happiness is also one's privacy. What you see in your eyes is bitterness, but it is indeed a kind of happiness in the eyes of others. Never disturb the happiness of others.

Fifth, the idea of a dystopian novel came into being: the obsession with social networks is not voyeurism-curiosity about other people's privacy, but anxiety of "please don't let me disappear". In the world of social networking, if it doesn't appear on any platform, will it "disappear" in a few months?

Sixth, we must respect each other's privacy, whether friends or lovers.