> For instance, we say “users want control over their privacy,” but what people really want is some subset of: > (...) > To avoid persecution > (...) That's

> For instance, we say “users want control over their privacy,” but what people really want is some subset of: > (...) > To avoid persecution > (...) That's like saying "drivers don't want safe cars, they just don't want to die in a car accident". Will you stop making safe cars, then? If not - how is that an useful information? I understand it wasn't the main point of the article, and I might even agree with the main point in general (I'm not sure, there are exceptions), but that was bad example.