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privacy is a choice, we create tools to help you make that choice. people who argue against privacy by saying that they "have nothing to hide" fail to understand why privacy exists. how would an opponent of privacy feel if, through telepathy, their thoughts were monitored and published? surely then, most of those who fear privacy would reverse their positions. this dystopian future of brain-scanning technology isn't science fiction. what we search online reveals a great deal about how we view the world. our phone calls reveal what we are saying to whom. the danger of surveillance isn't that a small group of individuals might be able to monitor a large group; it is that everyone can monitor everyone else. in many cases, judgement from peers and society are far more destructive than outright violent authority. in a world in which anyone knows the thoughts of everyone else, how many ideas will go unthought? how many whispers will go un-whispered? all freedom is, fundamentally, a freedom t