If you mean respect for privacy in general by companies, I think this comes down to people needing to first want it more. Like a lot more. We only started seein

If you mean respect for privacy in general by companies, I think this comes down to people needing to first want it more. Like a lot more. We only started seeing things such as GDPR and CCPA after Cambridge Analytica caused people to understand a bit more why privacy matters. But it wasn't enough to see drastic change since there isn't a clear problem and that's the crux of the issue: nobody really understands why it's a such a big deal. There isn't an easy to grasp response to "what is so bad if others know what I'm doing online." Start with justifications and education of why privacy matters, and if it's compelling, change will be demanded.