>>Send emails on Hillary's server.
>>Have a ball.
>>More mischief is committed when people don't have facts than when they do.

LOL. In fairness, your low dose aspirin and anti-reflux are innocuous. How about if you'd had a psych issue and were applying for a job. Maybe the daughter of a politician is in rehab or having a difficult pregnancy. Maybe a CEO unexpectedly finds herself pregnant or has a diagnosis of cancer. Privacy might be valued differently when walking in those shoes.

Seems to me that privacy ought to be a default position and those who don't value it can sell or trade it for something they do care about. In my case I sacrificed my privacy for a $27 fare reduction on Uber. In fairness I removed my contacts when I moved away from intrusive Google messenger and was getting on a flight the following day that would leave Uber's trackers scratching their virtual heads in confusion, but I can't complain if Uber trawls my disused gmail account now.