Ah, so I won't just have all of private conversations monitored for no reason at birth, oh wait, but what about those 40 cameras that are on every residential street owned by Amazon and Google?
Streets are public spaces, with all the possibility of observation by an observer that entails.
The two are not at all similar, at least under US law. It seems the EU is taking a similar stance.
That is not to say that cameras everywhere aren't dystopian. But their existence doesn't undermine the added danger of chat control.