Who's Wrong?
Today's take
Sasha asked her friend group to keep a health diagnosis private. One friend later posted about it on social media as a way to 'raise awareness' without asking. Sasha felt betrayed. Who's wrong?
Sasha asked her friend group to keep a health diagnosis private. One friend later posted about it on social media as a way to 'raise awareness' without asking. Sasha felt betrayed. Who's wrong?
Privacy requests versus perceived public-good intentions collide. Consent and intent create a messy boundary question.
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