Good point, worth elaborating on. That's one of the reasons I started using the word 'dignity' in place of saying 'privacy' without thinking more. In particula

Good point, worth elaborating on. That's one of the reasons I started using the word 'dignity' in place of saying 'privacy' without thinking more. In particular I've found the phrase "digital dignity" stands in more comfortably in some conversations with people who are jaded and cynical about privacy [1]. Privacy does not always equate to security nor mean that the user isn't abused in other ways (indeed many abusers leverage privacy or shame as a way to hide their abuse) [1] https://digitalvegan.net https://digitalvegan.net