Personally, as a (would say) techie, I tend to underestimate the importance of this topic. Indeed, the times when I used Tor I felt curious about the technolog

Personally, as a (would say) techie, I tend to underestimate the importance of this topic. Indeed, the times when I used Tor I felt curious about the technology and how it achieved anonymous traffic. But when people asked me why I was using it I didn't know what to answer. "You know, those poor people under dictatorships..." To my understanding, we miss a big public case where metadata and information collected are used against western people. I fear we won't see any, before it'll be too late. I have no problem with dystopian unrealistic scenarios -- and have no problem accepting it could happen, under the ghost of terrorism. But the majority of people feel this is all too much "cyber-punk" or, worse, that "you have something to hide". A great pop-movie about that would be great!