I reached the same conclusion. Privacy is unsustainable, and it's unreasonable to expect it going forward.
It's only when you realize and accept this that you start seeing all the actual benefits of transparency.
The effect of any "right to privacy" is coercive ignorance. It only really benefits dishonesty and secrecy. Like any habit, it won't be easy to lose. But privacy is such a bad habit that we should seriously consider to tackle it.
As always, the first step is acceptance and recognition.
It's only when you realize and accept this that you start seeing all the actual benefits of transparency.
The effect of any "right to privacy" is coercive ignorance. It only really benefits dishonesty and secrecy. Like any habit, it won't be easy to lose. But privacy is such a bad habit that we should seriously consider to tackle it.
As always, the first step is acceptance and recognition.