Thanks for the suggestions. They follow some of my own thoughts. > Push your politicians to support GDPR-style legislation Luckily I live in the EU, only 'luc

Thanks for the suggestions. They follow some of my own thoughts. > Push your politicians to support GDPR-style legislation Luckily I live in the EU, only 'luckily' might be an overstatement with regards to privacy if you look at the article 13 issue. Apart from that, at least to what I perceive, privacy carries at least some meaning here still. > Donate to your politicians so they actually listen I do not have enough money to make politicians listen I think. > Run for office This seems like one of the only conceivable routes to take that could have some real impact. I don't want to run for some political office, but at some point I might have to. Correct me if I am wrong, but I think Nietzsche thought that we shouldn't give power that those who want it. Right now there are a lot of people in power who want that political power and use that to advance themselves in life, rather than helping society. Not only in politics however; Amazon's developers who work on these intrusive technologies are just as guilty. I would not work on this type of technology because I can't justify this to myself as a person, but apparently many people leave the person they are at the door when they go to work, developers and politicians alike. > ...emigrate... I could consider this at some stage, but that would be to protect myself and my family against imaginable changes to political situations with regards to privacy, not as much as a way to force government to change their views. > ... live off-grid This sounds like a great way to draw attention to yourself. Besides, I don't want to live in the woods, I want to live in society without my privacy being violated constantly by advertisers, other companies and government. Because everybody has a right to their thoughts staying their own.