If you compare the resources available to the privacy-invading businesses, and the privacy-preserving businesses, how does it look? I think this high

If you compare the resources available to the privacy-invading businesses, and the privacy-preserving businesses, how does it look? I think this highlights an underlying problem: invading privacy has proven to be extremely profitable, which gives the companies that do it disproportionate resources when it comes to controlling the privacy discussion. Someone with a lighter outlook, chime in. Oops, nope that's not me...