"I continue to be amazed by the level of nearly complete indifference that the general populace still has towards privacy."
Where should it fit on their list of concerns? Let's say the average person is struggling to fit their current life into their day, to add their aspirations and bucket lists. Then they have concerns or arguments about the political landscape or the climate or they're worried about job security. Or they're worried about immigration one way or another. Or about security of themselves and their property. About the future for their children. Personal health concerns. When are they going to have time to go through a seemingly distant issue which isn't impacting them right now and doesn't really have an analog in basic instincts?
Where should it fit on their list of concerns? Let's say the average person is struggling to fit their current life into their day, to add their aspirations and bucket lists. Then they have concerns or arguments about the political landscape or the climate or they're worried about job security. Or they're worried about immigration one way or another. Or about security of themselves and their property. About the future for their children. Personal health concerns. When are they going to have time to go through a seemingly distant issue which isn't impacting them right now and doesn't really have an analog in basic instincts?
The apathy doesn't amaze me at all.