May be it's not about 'nothing to hide' vs 'something to hide'. May be it's about inadequate responsibility level for a bar conversation. When people make pub

May be it's not about 'nothing to hide' vs 'something to hide'. May be it's about inadequate responsibility level for a bar conversation. When people make public speeches they tend to choose words more carefully because they aware about possible dramatic consequences. The same level of awareness for each private conversation in the bar can lead to a lot of efforts. It's another level of efforts to formulate things correctly. Sometimes people just need a safe place to formulate and try ideas without worrying about being punished for consequences. If everything is livestreaming it's hard to achieve certain level of relaxation.Because it becomes a hard work to avoid saying something they didn't mean. This kind of hard extra work would result in overloads and intentional faking to be on the safe side. And 'that' is the core damage effect of any mass surveillance: Inability to have a free and open private discussions. So even when there is 'nothing to hide', there is a lot of work just to 'avoid to show' something you didn't mean.