> People very much care about the privacy of their sex life. Or do they have different expectations depending on what they represent in the relationship? As f

> People very much care about the privacy of their sex life. Or do they have different expectations depending on what they represent in the relationship? As far as the Snowden story goes, the public is the state. The public represents the product when it comes to Google and Facebook. In this case the public represents the customer, buying a product that appears to not come particularly cheap at that. If these devices were handed out to anyone who wanted one, akin to a Google/Facebook account, the expectations may have been different. Or, to put it another way, if you had to pay to have a Facebook account you may have different expectations about what they will do with the data.