> A fearless internet for passive consumers means they won’t run across this ungood content That's one way to generally interpret "fear" but not in its context

> A fearless internet for passive consumers means they won’t run across this ungood content That's one way to generally interpret "fear" but not in its context of a right to privacy. "Without fear" in this context must mean fear of what happens when you don't have privacy, that is chiefly: embarrassment and persecution.