When getting pwned is an existential threat. If you define "normal people" to exclude those who take existential risks, then compartmentalization never really

When getting pwned is an existential threat. If you define "normal people" to exclude those who take existential risks, then compartmentalization never really matters for them. But that's a sad way to live, in my opinion. Compartmentalization would have mattered a lot for Chelsea Manning. Or, arguably, for Julian Assange. Or for various public figures whose careers have been destroyed after pwnage. Or for DPR.