> but it should be a priority for everyone It's not black and white, though. There are a lot of people who accept that some levels of sacrificing privacy is an

> but it should be a priority for everyone It's not black and white, though. There are a lot of people who accept that some levels of sacrificing privacy is an acceptable price for security (i.e. street cameras that allow police to track a criminal who attacked you, plus add some deterrence value). The question, of course, is how to keep this sacrifice under checks and balances to prevent/minimize abuse, but that's another discussion.