I feel that “privacy” is a wrong way of framing the problem. Sure, we may have end-to-end channel encryption, iPhone security lockouts and GDPR regulation. Sti

I feel that “privacy” is a wrong way of framing the problem. Sure, we may have end-to-end channel encryption, iPhone security lockouts and GDPR regulation. Still, everytime you shoot a photo with your mobile phone, an impersonified algorithm identifies the faces on the photo and knows how you and your children looked years ago. Most online services you use have built a psychological profile based on your behaviour. They offer you stuff that puts you in unease. Human actors with questionable motivation tune these algorithms.