> Have you considered the possibility that the average person doesn't care that much about privacy? it's not that they don't care - they didnt think they need

> Have you considered the possibility that the average person doesn't care that much about privacy? it's not that they don't care - they didnt think they need to care. There's a big difference. Implicit trust in the data usage is the key here. On the one hand, this implicit trust means the customer is a really good one. But abuses of this trust is inevitable imho, and eventually, it will be made public if it happened. Only then, will those average person actually reveal their real preference - that they do care!