I think you forgot one important point. Lack of privacy harms journalism and activism, making the government too powerful and not accountable. If only activists and journalists will try to have the privacy, it will be much easier to target them. Everyone should have privacy to protect them. It’s sort of like freedom of speech is necessary not just for journalists, but for everyone, even if you have nothing to say.
Maybe the whole world must push for GDPR-like regulation or for Android to block third-party cookies. Until then, the responsibility is on each individual.
Indeed, I agree.
> I would question if anyone else made more for privacy in the last few years than these two (Maybe Firefox?)
Apart from Firefox, consider GNU/Linux phones (Librem 5 and Pinephone), Mastodon (and other things based on ActivityPub), Qubes OS with Whonix and many other amazing projects.