That's an interesting way to think about it. It's true that in our daily lives we absolutely depend on privacy and are aware of it being compromised. Perhaps

That's an interesting way to think about it. It's true that in our daily lives we absolutely depend on privacy and are aware of it being compromised. Perhaps therein lies the real problem: for the most part these oversteps are barely noticeable. 'Doing something' amounts to a kind of activism. I can accept that as the necessary course of action at this point in time. Working for the right to privacy in the future could be analogous to protecting natural resources.