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...So what? You're suggesting that, because some people misuse a right in an illegal way, that the right should be taken from everyone. It's the equivalent of saying that because some people use speech to incite violence, the right to free speech should be taken. I completely reject that view.
I'm not. I'm asking how we can navigate this conundrum in order to reach a common ground where we do NOT have to give up our precious privacy in exchange for security.
I'm sorry if my post didn't reflect this. I'll update it.
That's easy. You tell the people who want you to give up your right to privacy to go fuck themselves. The common ground is when they go fuck themselves, problem solved.
That's great in an ideal world, but it's not realistic. 😅
It's equally unrealistic to give up all of your privacy in the name of security. Not everything can be a compromise, the opponent will fight with everything they have to take your right to privacy, if you want any privacy at all you need to fight every attempt.
When you give up your privacy in the name of security you end up with neither.