The government knows where you live, where you work, and who are your relatives, and the same data about them. They will not track you by the toilets. So the o

The government knows where you live, where you work, and who are your relatives, and the same data about them. They will not track you by the toilets. So the only opportunity you give those who wish to track you is the use of public toilets, because you never pay for any other kind of goods or services, you are invisible to CCTV cameras, but for some reason you can only use public loos. (not one at your workplace, at home, or one at a restaurant you are given an untrackable meal. Also there are no other means to create a movement profile about you. I have used public toilets less than 10 times last year, and paid for it each time. What a profile the evil toilet-trackers have about me now! >> Free stuff looses from quality quickly, and the poor, the homeless and the druggies usually do not honor public property and it is quickly degraded. >That mentality is quite troubling to see. I agree that that mentality is troubling to see, yet they still stick to it. I know no ethical way to solve it.