>noninvasively and incidentally spied upon, Noninvasively spied upon? Having your privacy violated is invasive, by definition. Having a situation where one cen

>noninvasively and incidentally spied upon, Noninvasively spied upon? Having your privacy violated is invasive, by definition. Having a situation where one centre of power has extensive information on the private details of practically the entire population is an extremely dangerous situation, because knowledge is power, and that level of asymmetry in knowledge can (and I would argue will) lead to the population at large being exploited by those within this centre of power.