Privacy vs security

One argument says, if you're not doing anything you shouldn't be, then why is privacy a concern at all? So, this argument goes, we shouldn't worry about the authorities knowing our every move if we're being good boys and girls. But this presupposes that the state or its authorities will never act in a pernicious way against innocent citizens. If this was ever a given, it seems to be less and less so now. However, nobody is forcing us to spend time online, sharing our data in exchange for free services. Are we sleep-walking into slavery?

Privacy first. Security is being used as an excuse to spy and pry.

There are cases with security is more important than privacy. Security cameras in the streets could violate our privacy, but I am glad to know that the police can monitor an area and come if there is a problem.

I think we no longer live in an age where we have privacy anymore. Drones can record everything and anything - cameras are everywhere, recording everything - the use of technologies in the home to do everything... Lets face it, even the grocery list is no longer a private thing. All those club cards record and use your shopping preferences to help in marketing to you. Even the companies that use to just supply codes on products now require whole receipts.

if you have security you have privacy..

I believe our privacy is becoming less and less, so I really try my best to protect it as much as possible.