You miss the point here entirely; the real life experiences of the vast majority of the population of Western society precludes the need for absolute privacy.

You miss the point here entirely; the real life experiences of the vast majority of the population of Western society precludes the need for absolute privacy. What you would need are not anecdotes about how individuals who legitimately require privacy, but a systemic and successful push to use data collected by browser fingerprinting (the topic of this submission) to meaningfully harm more than a random handful of people. You lack this evidence, because it doesn’t happen, and cannot happen, in society as it’s structured today. Anyone attempting to do the things you’re afraid of would be stopped.