Nothing to hide, everything to lose. IIRC, there's supposed to be a good counter-argument to "nothing to hide" that involves something about privacy being an i

Nothing to hide, everything to lose. IIRC, there's supposed to be a good counter-argument to "nothing to hide" that involves something about privacy being an integral component of maintaining the power balance in a society (ostensibly-)organized around individual freedoms and protections/checks against its government and inevitable government bullying. I just can't seem to find any recent evidence of people remembering this from the recent articles/comments/etc.