It is shocking to see how few of these 10% speak up. So maybe it's actually not 10%, or maybe just working with "personal data" isn't as automatically objectio

It is shocking to see how few of these 10% speak up. So maybe it's actually not 10%, or maybe just working with "personal data" isn't as automatically objectionable as you seem to think. For example I know that whoever does IT for the local doctor's office, or dispatch for the plumbing company, is working with personal data. I don't think I'd consider either of those a problem. Not comparing them together, but from moral perspective they seem equal to me. Not sure how that's supposed to work exactly.