That's not really the point of this thread. The point was the next two sentences about "data protection hounds" and a failed ideology. European standards of pri

That's not really the point of this thread. The point was the next two sentences about "data protection hounds" and a failed ideology. European standards of privacy are not less legitimate just because they are different from American standards. His argument apparently was that since we allow house fronts to be photographed (in America), we should have no problem with SSIDs being captured. I was explaining why they would matter in Europe.