alas for better or for worse, in our current media hungry / saturated reality, any assumptions of privacy out in the public realm are naïve. if product development secrecy is \*really\* a priority, you simply don't allow this kind of potential exposure. this isn't an entirely new phenomenon, so shouldn't come as a surprise.
Feb. 26, 2021, 4:59 p.m. - Perry Schebel
alas for better or for worse, in our current media hungry / saturated reality, any assumptions of privacy out in the public realm are naïve. if product development secrecy is \*really\* a priority, you simply don't allow this kind of potential exposure. this isn't an entirely new phenomenon, so shouldn't come as a surprise.