One of the most basic tenets of cybersecurity is that you must “consider your threat model” when trying to keep your data and your communications safe, and then take appropriate steps to protect yourself.
This means you need to consider who you are, what you are talking about, and who may want to know that information (potential adversaries) for any given account, conversation, etc. The precautions you want to take to protect yourself if you are a random person messaging your partner about what you want to eat for dinner may be different than those you’d want to take, if, hypothetically, you are the Secretary of Defense of the United States or a National Security Advisor talking to top administration officials about your plans for bombing an apartment building in Yemen.
I recall hearing that professional poker players hate playing against novices, because novices are so unpredictable. It’s really hard to plan a defense against someone(s) who are so incompetent that you have no idea what’s going to happen.
That’s why I win at poker. I don’t know what I’m doing, so I’m always putting most of my chips in, whether I have nothing, or a pair of 2s.
That’s probably why you lose at poker, too.
That’s why drunk poker is so much fun lol. (Note: Don’t bet too much money. And only play with friends, if possible.)
Reminds me of the time that one of my flat mates managed to actually convince a bunch of girls to play strip poker, and then it turned out he didn’t know how to play.
I actually got kicked out from a poker club in college because of this. I wasn’t “playing properly”.