Again, the problem is that ordinary people do not understand what they are "giving up" and therefore can't make an informed choice. But we can get a sense of ho

Again, the problem is that ordinary people do not understand what they are "giving up" and therefore can't make an informed choice. But we can get a sense of how they feel but the fact that they universally surprised when the data stored on them is made concrete in some way. My sense is that if that people were given a presentation about all the information stored about them specifically and what can be inferred they would come out "pro privacy".