> I don't understand how it would improve privacy in the first place? Same reason why you'd probably pay less attention to no-parking signs if you knew you'd l

> I don't understand how it would improve privacy in the first place? Same reason why you'd probably pay less attention to no-parking signs if you knew you'd likely face a $50 fine for violating them, vs. if you had to show up to court and testify in front of a judge. Milder consequences hold you less accountable and incentivize you to be more careless with everything, including people's privacy.