Especially if you think that you have nothing to hide, going more private online is important. This is because big tec- companies normalised using our data without consent and therefore told us that if we had nothing to hide we had nothing to fear. And that, while they earned so much money with our data.It is not about hiding but about consent, “I have nothing to hide” sounds like someone who has never been oppressed by a government, is not part of a marginalised group in society or is not activistic. We do not know who will have power next and what they will do with it.It all might sound like something from a dystopian sci-fi movie, but just a few of the known methods of data collection include collecting banking and shopping information, tracking your car as you drive, tracking your phone’s physical location with bluetooth as you browse the store to see where you spend the most time, collecting your DNA from family heritage testing services and more.Many western governments are increasingly surveilling citizens without cause and cracking down on the peaceful expression of political opinion. See extinction rebellion struggling with hackers and intruders of the police who do not want us to rebel against nature destructive capitalism.