Title: Whenever I try to explain my concerns about online data privacy to other people (family and friends, mostly), the most common response I get is:<p>&quot;Oh it&#x27;s fine, &lt;Facebook&#x2F;Google&#x2F;etc&gt; can collect whatever they want, I don&#x27;t have anything to hide.&quot;<p>I try to explain that the kind of data collection (and use&#x2F;sale) we see from these businesses can be a much bigger concern than just &quot;Facebook knows where I work&quot;, but I can never really articulate my thoughts well.<p>What are some good ways to explain to (primarily non-technical) people why it might be worthwhile being more aware of what data is being collected on them?
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