So you think we should lower the barrier for all discomforting and potentially infringing activities? Your movements today might be fairly routine and predicta

So you think we should lower the barrier for all discomforting and potentially infringing activities? Your movements today might be fairly routine and predictable, but would you be comfortable in a database flagging every single day where you broke that routine for whatever reason? What if your reasons for doing that were very personal--say you needed to see a therapist, or a doctor, or a lawyer, or a friend in a crisis, etc. Keeping barriers up for potential mass infringements of privacy may be a good thing. In a digital age, isn't the anonymity of a crowd the only privacy we have left? That something is possible at great effort is no argument to lower the amount of effort to do it. Do you have locks on your front door?