I think abortion is a particularly interesting case. Up until now, it was very difficult to show how bad tracking is - common arguments are "I have nothing to h

I think abortion is a particularly interesting case. Up until now, it was very difficult to show how bad tracking is - common arguments are "I have nothing to hide", "No one can show me a concrete example of something bad happening", or even "I like ads that are relevant to me". But now that the publicly available data of women seeking abortions can be used to send them to jail, arguments 1 and 2 are easier to disprove. I'm not aware of any previous pro-privacy argument with such clear connection between cause and consequence.