The ones who stand the most to lose from the erosion of privacy in the public sphere are those in power. Power needs secrecy to survive. I brought up the case o

The ones who stand the most to lose from the erosion of privacy in the public sphere are those in power. Power needs secrecy to survive. I brought up the case of kidnapping, but also of corporate corruption. Not to mention governmental. Yeah, losing privacy is going to suck in a ton of ways. But letting those in power dictate how we're going to lose it is a recipe for disaster. Because they will most certainly except themselves.