> You can always be a dick later, try being a human first. This I agree with. > I don't like being tracked on the internet, and I do everything I can to avoi

> You can always be a dick later, try being a human first. This I agree with. > I don't like being tracked on the internet, and I do everything I can to avoid it. That's the difference. Swift could avoid being tracked by plane too, but she doesn't want to because it would mean she'd lose the advantage of having her own private jet. The price of having a private jet is having your travels tracked. There are a lot of benefits to fame, and a lot of downsides. You take the good with the bad. In the case, the bad is that people are going to know and complain about how wasteful and bad for the environment her air travel is. Tweeting about where a public figure's private plan goes doesn't even come close to the levels of obnoxiousness that paparazzi rise to. > As far as I know, there isn't another option except to be in the public space if I want to get somewhere. And you have no expectation of privacy in public, which is why you are already tracked and recorded every time you step outside no matter where you go just like I am. Neither of us have the kind of money and resources to protect ourselves that celebrities do either.