No, i think what he is pointing at is that privacy is more than just "dont wire tap my calls", "dont read my private message". He says that privacy is much broa

No, i think what he is pointing at is that privacy is more than just "dont wire tap my calls", "dont read my private message". He says that privacy is much broader than that. I dont want websites tracking what i do. I dont want google saving my search history. Even though i (and many others) put some stuff public (or viewable to friends of friends etc), I dont want anyone using all my public information to stalk me and main a profile of me etc. The list can go on and on. His point is that the law shouldn't extend to things explicitly labelled as "private" or "password-protected". It extends to the use of my public info. And thus we need more work here to come to a consensus what is acceptable and what is not.