These technologies are easily and readily available for whoever wants to pay for it. I personally believe the scope of the privacy nightmare will result in a gl

These technologies are easily and readily available for whoever wants to pay for it. I personally believe the scope of the privacy nightmare will result in a glut of faux “privacy” oriented services that just serve the monster more. I can tell you know what you are talking about here, but communicating this to the masses is difficult to why this matters or how bad it is. Unfortunately there’s a strong industry incentive to keep the status quo. I take the more cynical view privacy is impossible to participate online, let alone anonymity, and would love a disruptor in the space, but at this point, I’ve become so cynical that participating as minimally as possible in it seems the only real solution. But I am not fatalistic, and cannot expect people to consume things the way I do, so I keep trying. You can’t really fight it in any real way, so my approach has been monitoring, observing, informing, and learning.