As much as I dislike where this conversation is going ( edit: not this article; just our privacy expectations in general ), I am inclined to agree. Beyond the o

As much as I dislike where this conversation is going ( edit: not this article; just our privacy expectations in general ), I am inclined to agree. Beyond the obvious, as the cat and mouse game continues, people who want to defeat it will need to account for almost inevitable increased number of algo variants and it is unlikely that: 1. They are mutually exclusive 2. They can't be run in close succession 3. They are disclosed and known to the person that tries to avoid them