The most convincing argument, IMO, is to contemplate what kind of society will likely eventually result when virtually everyone’s life, history, proclivities, w

The most convincing argument, IMO, is to contemplate what kind of society will likely eventually result when virtually everyone’s life, history, proclivities, whereabouts, social contacts, become largely transparent to corporations, law enforcement, government, what have you. This is not primarily about whether a given individual has critical secrets worth protecting, it’s about the power and control over society as a whole that this imparts to those collecting the data.