I'm sorry, but I couldn't disagree more. This sound like whataboutism to me. First, most people just don't know how much they are under surveillance, and it's

I'm sorry, but I couldn't disagree more. This sound like whataboutism to me. First, most people just don't know how much they are under surveillance, and it's not like the pushback against this data gathering isn't already there. Especially in Europe. Second, the chance of the data, which is collected on you, to be seen by thousands (or maybe millions) of people is pretty small. Even in a case of a data breach, you will be drowned out in millions of datasets (Except if you're a vip). A photography which can easily be shared may ruin your life. Those two aren't really comparable. I think a discussion is therefore warranted.