I don’t drive a modern car with built in cell tracking.
I don’t use “smart devices” in my home.
I’m opposed to mass surveillance in all forms.
I don’t drive a modern car with built in cell tracking.
I don’t use “smart devices” in my home.
I’m opposed to mass surveillance in all forms.
I find it amusing. Your complaint seems to be that people aren’t really against mass surveillance because they accept it in other areas (even though dumbphone sales are going crazy, showing that many people do care). Then you’re presented with someone who’s done the difficult work to have reasonable privacy, and your reaction is to pretend that the privacy guy is “cringe” or “scary” or something.
It’s almost like you don’t believe your own arguments, and you’re actually just hostile towards the concept of privacy in general. You’re making arguments in bad faith because you actually want a panopticon.