One side is people like me, who largely try to use software to run our lives and at odds with all the following sides. There are at least three surveillance ap

One side is people like me, who largely try to use software to run our lives and at odds with all the following sides. There are at least three surveillance apparatuses that seeks to record everything we do. * the state-surveillance apparatus to extend its own power (see Snowden) * the ad-industry-surveillance apparatus to increase their own profits. * the social-media-surveillance apparatus that wants to increase our engagement and in-collusion with the ad-industry increase their profits. The social-media companies + email companies that refuse to standardize their protocols. Then there is the copyright industry that has created DRM with no regards to stopping legitimate usage of media bought by us. There is the cloud-service providers that use open-source software to rake in billions of profits but won't donate 5 dollars to the creators of the open-source software. The OS creators that make it harder and harder for power-users to use their computer as they want to. The state-departments that force that use of apps on non-free OS/computers to access essential services.