We don't have to use Google, nor Facebook, and we can still buy prepaid mobile phones with cash, and it's up to us just how much information we share online. M

We don't have to use Google, nor Facebook, and we can still buy prepaid mobile phones with cash, and it's up to us just how much information we share online. Maybe I'm a hermit, but I'm online every day and images associated with my name are quite scarce. Add to that the fact that there are literally dozens of Americans who share my exact name, my privacy worries are negligle within the context proposed by the author. That said, I do agree with the premise that surveillance is growing increasingly intrusive, thus my habits outlined above.