Yes, that would be what /most/ people very probably already do - and "people" are not what you take for a good example. Now for the /right/ people: they do not

Yes, that would be what /most/ people very probably already do - and "people" are not what you take for a good example. Now for the /right/ people: they do not let dubious third parties track their lives and activities, so a mandated system is supposed to avoid all unacceptable clauses. But given that the norms are often not established by the right ones, that the unacceptable is avoided is far from granted. The problem is not "what most people do", but "what sensible people would not do". And when journalism tackles information oblivious of the big questions behind it, it is lousy.