I disagree. And like I said, we're now entering the stage of splitting hairs about who is or isn't a normie or just how much of a normie someone may or may not be based on the idea they had a level of online safety consciousness. I stand by my statement that the first lot of normies were conscious of basic online safety. From there you can say that they weren't normies, or they weren't as normie as the normies that came in the late 00's, but I will still say that they were normie.
Those weren't normies. The normie was never conscious of online safety.
I disagree. And like I said, we're now entering the stage of splitting hairs about who is or isn't a normie or just how much of a normie someone may or may not be based on the idea they had a level of online safety consciousness. I stand by my statement that the first lot of normies were conscious of basic online safety. From there you can say that they weren't normies, or they weren't as normie as the normies that came in the late 00's, but I will still say that they were normie.