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You're not the one who gets to decide how valuable your privacy is or whether you have something worth hiding, or if you're important enough to be spied on—other people decide this for you. When deciding that something should be private, you're reacting to a perceived negative consequence. You're only able to realize the need for privacy when you have knowledge of a threat. People don't get to choose how valuable their information is, and thus, how much importance they should place on their privacy.