The internet encompasses so much of what was once in the physical world that it would be better that your walls were transparent: then they would only have acce

The internet encompasses so much of what was once in the physical world that it would be better that your walls were transparent: then they would only have access to your activities at home, instead of your every question asked of google, every communication you have with another person not face to face, everywhere you go with your phone, everything you buy, all your contacts, and all the information they have. Even if you forgo the internet for all those activities it will still be possible to triangulate much of what you do by tracking any of your contacts who do not. And most of them will not. And as people in the tech industry, we should be selfishly invested in privacy online, because either we will make products worth sacrificing privacy for and increase total surveillance, or people will not use our products because their privacy is not guaranteed.