> I've read the quote several times and while it does say that things generally aren't private online it also clearly suggests that you shouldn't be doing thing

> I've read the quote several times and while it does say that things generally aren't private online it also clearly suggests that you shouldn't be doing things that you don't want other people to find out about which itself suggests that anyone wanting privacy is doing "bad" things. I found it's surprising that you interpret the quote this way. Here's my interpretation: privacy on the Internet is an illusion.