To me this is still somewhat involved with “digital” freedoms. That freedom being the right to opt out or to not use “digital” systems. The same thing applies

To me this is still somewhat involved with “digital” freedoms. That freedom being the right to opt out or to not use “digital” systems. The same thing applies to in other instances for example the move to a more cashless society I think the right to use cash is still important for a litany of reasons. That right to opt out is important especially if it is even more invasive than the analog/real world equivalent.