You make some valid points; I would disagree with the term "privacy fanatics", though. Privacy is a human right, and you seem to be putting the burden on the u

You make some valid points; I would disagree with the term "privacy fanatics", though. Privacy is a human right, and you seem to be putting the burden on the user to protect it, rather than on the companies to stop abusing it. We live in "1st world countries" - I assume you do too - and we have the luxury of having regulations that allow us to opt out of some things, but others might not be so fortunate; I believe we should lead the way in preventing people from being products. It might be a pipe dream, but things are obviously not working at the moment