I don’t find all of that inherently morally repugnant. I own several photographs of other people, for instance. I think it’s clear that you’re really talking ab

I don’t find all of that inherently morally repugnant. I own several photographs of other people, for instance. I think it’s clear that you’re really talking about the bad things that can happen when a large entity (probably a government or large corporation) gets a large amount of personal data. I don’t disagree that there are many bad things such an entity can do, but I certainly don’t therefore intuit that anyone possessing someone else’s personal information or likeness is inherently morally repugnant, ridiculous, or dehumanizing.