It's good to see the argument being extended to the social aspect of it (p. 762). The "I've got nothing to hide" stance is often countered with stories how an

It's good to see the argument being extended to the social aspect of it (p. 762). The "I've got nothing to hide" stance is often countered with stories how an individual may run into unexpected trouble for themselves. But data aggregation has made sharing information a collective issue. And sharing information becomes a social requirement as we go along. This has consequences even for those who choose not to share private information easily (or who try to keep it limited).