If the mere capability of surveillance is what upsets you, then I'd recommend yoga and encryption. Investigatory powers have been used in pretty much all nation

If the mere capability of surveillance is what upsets you, then I'd recommend yoga and encryption. Investigatory powers have been used in pretty much all nations for hundreds of years and so if your big plan is to remove the very ability for governments to do that, you're going to be in for a long and arduous slog. If instead your concern is with unchecked and expansive untargeted surveillance, we need to push hard for transparency and oversight, which is something that is politically viable and gets 99.9% of the benefit to the average person of surveillance not being possible at all.