> How exactly does this violate your privacy This is a nitpick, but it seems relevant given how the word "privacy" is actually being used in the article (and b

> How exactly does this violate your privacy This is a nitpick, but it seems relevant given how the word "privacy" is actually being used in the article (and by lawmakers). "Privacy" means to be free from intrusion or interference. It's the latter word that people are talking about when saying that this violates privacy. https://iapp.org/about/what-is-privacy/ https://iapp.org/about/what-is-privacy/