> For members of the privacy community that oppose efforts like this, we probably should probably be more careful with the phrasing around "your" data. What a l

> For members of the privacy community that oppose efforts like this, we probably should probably be more careful with the phrasing around "your" data. What a lot of us meant was, "data that is generated by actions you take, or that applies to your life." What (increasingly), people interpret it as meaning is "your data" in the same way that you would say, "your boots." When I say "your data" I mean exactly "your data" in the same way that I would say "your home" is your home but also the home of people you live with.