Privacy isn't a singular action and should be a choice, which is a fundamental part of this legislation. If you're talking about criminal laws then those are d

Privacy isn't a singular action and should be a choice, which is a fundamental part of this legislation. If you're talking about criminal laws then those are designed around harm and the greater good. There's no harm here because it's up to the individual, allows them to gain value from content, and their decision doesn't affect anyone else. Informed choice is something else entirely, but people go throughout the day making choices out of complete ignorance and that alone isn't a valid reason for preventing their freedom. Considering the relatively trivial risk, this falls well under personal responsibility. I encourage more education around privacy but am absolutely against making the choice for them, because that's how we got into this mess in the first place.