> your incentive to actually act on what they're doing will be diminished. Because you already have acted on it, they attempted to violate your privacy and you

> your incentive to actually act on what they're doing will be diminished. Because you already have acted on it, they attempted to violate your privacy and you solved the problem, there's no point wasting time with useless political solutions that are largely ignored. That is the route which could more fairly be described as "not actually acting on what they're doing"