A better question to ask is, who makes money from tracking individuals, aggregating their data, trading it, and thus violating their privacy, and do they post c

A better question to ask is, who makes money from tracking individuals, aggregating their data, trading it, and thus violating their privacy, and do they post comments on social media calling anyone critical of that immense revenue stream paranoid? I think it's fair to say there's almost no money to be had in privacy.