> Until a few years ago you were perfectly content with keeping an agenda in your pocket and pictures in your living room's drawer. only because they weren't (

> Until a few years ago you were perfectly content with keeping an agenda in your pocket and pictures in your living room's drawer. only because they weren't (thought to be) subject to casual perusal by unknown entities. this is a silly thing to even mention. > unless you're planning a major terror attack ah, the "if you don't have anything to hide" rhetoric. do you really buy that? > a level of security that he won't need unless there is some nontrivial cost or burden associated, it's a red herring to belabor whether it's "too strong" or "more than needed".