Let's go with a harmless example. Have you ever picked your nose when others are watching? Or is there something innately offputting about doing so? Have you e

Let's go with a harmless example. Have you ever picked your nose when others are watching? Or is there something innately offputting about doing so? Have you ever tried to "sneak" it when you thought nobody was watching? What if you always thought someone was watching? If you won't do something as harmless as picking your nose while being watched - what other human behaviors do you think are affected when people think they are being watched? Maybe they don't want others to know they attend a dance class. Maybe they're embarrassed to buy condoms or other contraceptives. Maybe they don't want others to see them buying medicine they need for an embarrassing medical condition. It's not about personal threat it's about privacy.