> people generally don't care about privacy because they don't understand the ramifications of that decision Every single time I point that out, I get told to

> people generally don't care about privacy because they don't understand the ramifications of that decision Every single time I point that out, I get told to show proof of such "ramifications". They just don't think they'll be impacted by this tracking, which is ridiculous. Even more strange is the position of "I have nothing to hide." - privacy != secrecy.