For the record while I'm for protecting online consumer privacy, I'm not terrified of it being violated either. I was simply giving examples of how it might be

For the record while I'm for protecting online consumer privacy, I'm not terrified of it being violated either. I was simply giving examples of how it might be problematic. I work in ad tech, so as a matter of principle I don't have any ad or privacy blockers turned on. But even in my personal life I always keep my blinds open, I don't care if my neighbors see me living my personal life. I also keep all my Facebook posts public, etc. But I realize that there are all kinds of situations I can and can't imagine where people need more privacy. My own life situation could even change such that I feel the need for more privacy. That's why I believe that people should by default have a right to privacy, but give it away only if they so chose.