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Maybe I should take a visit to Switzerland, Spain and other European countries. It's exhausting living in places where there isn't even any understanding of the value of privacy, security, human and civil rights, and people generally just risk their own and everyone's data all the time, and belittle people for trying to protect it.
A neat product might be a wiki for countries and cities that have protections which some might call ‘for civilized people,’ such as protection from being photographed, protection from being tracked (surveilance cameras OK but no registering of people in any database), protection from noise (no loudspeakers in public streets, ability to have authority intercede when neighbors cause noise with dogs, birds, music). Data handling laws, such as prohibiting hotels and AirBNBs from photographing IDs. Protection from hidden recording devices (all devices must be visible and marked visibly).