You're arguing that we should not have privacy. I am saying that everyone should have privacy 100% of over their data, no matter what data it is, and there is n

You're arguing that we should not have privacy. I am saying that everyone should have privacy 100% of over their data, no matter what data it is, and there is no middle ground. Obviously we won't change each other's views, no matter what we type. However, one thing is certain: The invented term of "money laundering" has been a very successful attack on privacy, and because of the campaign (to protect the children, fight terrorists, cybergangs, bogeyman etc), many people highly agree that loss of privacy good, including you. Privacy is already a lost cause.