I’m honest, and not a huge fan of clothing, so I ostensibly do have nothing to hide. But there is a difference between being an open book and letting anyone rea

I’m honest, and not a huge fan of clothing, so I ostensibly do have nothing to hide. But there is a difference between being an open book and letting anyone read you at any time for any reason. If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear—if and only if no one will abuse your information. Not to mention people just like privacy, and it’s a basic right. If someone were to walk in on me having sex, I might be a bit embarrassed, but not unduly bothered. If a voyeur were to surreptitiously watch me, that’d be a breach of privacy. It’s about who’s consuming the information, not who’s producing it.