> The privacy loss of one account being popped is likely far greater than the privacy loss of thousands of users' browsing patterns being correlated. That's qu

> The privacy loss of one account being popped is likely far greater than the privacy loss of thousands of users' browsing patterns being correlated. That's quite the hand-wave. How do you even measure privacy loss? And given that browsing history is not in your inbox, why are you so confident that one compromised email account is a bigger deal?