> it's a better target for attackers because it's always on you let's not jump to conclusions here. but if attackers are really targeting your phone, then sec

> it's a better target for attackers because it's always on you let's not jump to conclusions here. but if attackers are really targeting your phone, then security and safety should be your first concern. it's beyond "let me have a little privacy" at this point. in any case, people are conflating that with willingly (or unwillingly) throwing tons of private information about them and people around them at entities who don't know what to do with all that data right now.