[E. Pluribus Unum]

I have nothing to hide.

In that case, you won't mind if we rescind your Fourth Amendment rights, will you?

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

My things are still secure. It's just that if I go somewhere I can't expect to be invisible and to have others forced to pretend I'm not there. The Internet is public. There are security measures you can take to be more private. But really, so what? People see me go in and out of the grocery store. So they see me electronically go in and out of their website. So what? Why am I entitled to not be seen if it is their website? Whose privacy is supreme, mine or the owner of the website? Financial information must be private. The fact that I went somewhere is no big deal. If I am embarrassed of where I visit then it is my own conscience convicting me. I hardly see how that is someone else's fault.

If you want something private don't post it on the Internet. If you don't want to be seen, stay out of public sight.

[Still Thinking]

He still has fourth amendment rights?? I want some!