I 100% agree with you - but people tend to ignore "privacy" if something is free. I was just talking with a colleague of mine who is in this "privacy is import

I 100% agree with you - but people tend to ignore "privacy" if something is free. I was just talking with a colleague of mine who is in this "privacy is important" camp. But he is using mail tracker from hunter.io (since it is free). It was really hard to explain him that that company which allows you to "Find the email address of any professional" is giving mail tracker for free in order to collect more data (to their defense they clearly say in their privacy policy and you can opt-out of the "sale" of personal information).