I like to think that when I advocate for privacy I'm not only doing it for myself, but also for others that are less privileged or tech savy. You or me might k

I like to think that when I advocate for privacy I'm not only doing it for myself, but also for others that are less privileged or tech savy. You or me might know to not easily give up personal information, and how it can specifically be used to annoy you (spam), or even be used maliciously (ID fraud). But others may have less of a choice, having to pay with their data instead of money, or just simply don't have time to get educated. And they have to rely on the protective systems in place.