> I don't have a security fatigue, but I sure have 'privacy fatigue'. Exactly, it would be good if there was some relevant research about the how perception of

> I don't have a security fatigue, but I sure have 'privacy fatigue'. Exactly, it would be good if there was some relevant research about the how perception of privacy issues influences users behaviour, in relation to businesses (e.g. Google, Facebook) and state actors (governments). The linked article explains that security fatigue has a cost on the economy; maybe if there was a similar conclusion about "privacy fatigue", that could lead to a healthy debate and, ultimately, (I know, I'm dreaming here) better privacy laws.