Lol, not necessarily, but privacy is everyone's right, and giving up on it is kinda like accepting the fact that you're being submissive and are willing to be enslaved by anything/anyone out there, and hence, you don't care if anything/anyone's prying on you. Is Edward Snowden a terrorist? I believe NOT, but for the US AND NSA? Yes, he is.
My point is: privacy and terrorism are a far-cry from each other. Standing up for your basic right(s) such as privacy is the first step towards one's own liberation from the shackles of organisations that are trying damn hard to restrain you within a system that doesn't want to give you the air or space of such basic rights, for, in their books it's a luxury, and in their opinion - we all are nothing but slaves, who don't even deserve such a basic human right, and they believe they have all the power to do as they please with us - the general public. It's this notion one should stand against. At least I believe so.
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