Yes, my point is that a lack of general privacy hygiene, both personally and businesses collecting your information, directly provides information for these cri

Yes, my point is that a lack of general privacy hygiene, both personally and businesses collecting your information, directly provides information for these crimes. It's very nearly the reason why hacking many companies with personal information is so valuable. It's already a crime, and it's already a (gigantic!) known vector feeding crimes. Which seems like a pretty good argument for tightening down on privacy, rather than allowing it to continue as-is or worsen.