> privacy concerns is rather an interesting intellectual problem, and not a real one. if it was a real problem, people would change their use of those tools but they don't.
It is a real problem and plenty of people do change their use of their tools.
I may have been incorrect to use the word 'plenty.' So let me rephrase: people do change their use of those tools. I don't see how those people being insignificant statistically makes a problem any less real.
well you didnt say majority so the word plenty is ok actually
i agree that it is a real problem for lets say millions of people.
but what counts is the majority opinion for me. there are all kinds of contrary (!) opinions among small subgroups of the population, and thus it isnt possible to adjust wide-ranging policies to those opinions
It is a real problem and plenty of people do change their use of their tools.