This is a horrifying view of the world even on its face, but also: even if we anticipate that people might do the wrong thing, it is still wrong and it is still appropriate to condemn that wrong and call for justice.
The alternative is easily classified as naiveté.
Cf. Shaw: “The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.”
I'm not advocating that we accept the status quo, but I do take issue with not seeing the status quo for what it is.
When a friend's car gets stolen, I reserve the right to condemn the thief and tut-tut at her for leaving the doors unlocked.
That's a jerk move. And a terrible analogy. Using the car as intended and having the manufacturer use the cameras for something other than their intended use is not the same thing at all as failing to use the locks for their intended purpose.
Might as well tut-tut at you for using the Internet the next time one of your devices gets compromised.