> So if everything you do is monitored, how do you achieve privacy in such a world? That is the question, I think. Proposals that suggests users get better at

> So if everything you do is monitored, how do you achieve privacy in such a world? That is the question, I think. Proposals that suggests users get better at managing their own security are doomed. Most people don't understand the absolute insecurity of their door locks, let alone the state of their digital devices. One possible answer is noise. There should be "digital noise generators" that create fake digital fingerprints for you everywhere. The goal isn't to make the landscape more pristine, it's to make it so "dirty" that it has no value to anyone anymore.