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Input: I am quite concerned about my privacy especially in relation to technology, my parents are not.  This has caused quite a few disagreements between us, and the biggest issue they have with me is that I hide or turn away from them whenever I enter my password in their presence. It's not that I don't trust them so much as it's become second nature. My dad yells at me whenever we're doing anything together on the computer if I turn the screen away or ask him to look away from him whenever I log into one of *my* accounts (especially the latter). Basically, his reasoning is that he sees this as me wasting (I assume his) time by "making a simple thing complicated", mostly because he doesn't really believe in taking extra security measures online. The thing is, that wasn't my intent at all. I don't suspect that he will log into my accounts without my permission, and it's just instinct at this point, and it makes me feel more comfortable. It literally takes maybe one extra second to do, so I don't think much time is being wasted.

I should also mention that I am over 18, so I feel they don't have any excuse to know my passwords anyway.

Am I the asshole in this situation?

insisting that my parents not look at my passwords when I'm typing them in