A "state actor" focusing on you should be considered at least as dangerous (and semi-impossible) to guard against as a dedicated adversary that wants to infiltrate you specifically. Just as with a dedicated adversary, it's no justification not to make it hard for the average or law-abiding citizen and what they can easily come up with.

We don't have locks on our front doors to make it impossible for unwanted people to get inside our houses, we do it to prevent the average person, deter the interested criminal, and hopefully give us warning when it is or has happened.

> Luckily, I guess, securing yourself against state level actors

To be clear, there is no securing yourself against state level actors. You can harden yourself, and reduce your target area and/or footprint, but there's no way to actually make yourself secure.