> Wouldn’t the inheritors want more privacy For themselves - not necessarily for others. And when privacy is invaded, only the powerful get access to the resul

> Wouldn’t the inheritors want more privacy For themselves - not necessarily for others. And when privacy is invaded, only the powerful get access to the resulting information. There's also the matter of who needs privacy - the loss of it hurts those without power to defend themselves more. E.g. Hong Kong protesters are rightly worried of being identified.