You were told the internet would democratize information. It did. It also generalized surveillance, centralized it in the hands of five companies, and built a business model on the gap between what you know about them and what they know about you.

@SecurePrivacyAI Open systems need private infrastructure.

@SecurePrivacyAI The internet didn’t just connect people, it quietly rewired power, and privacy is the only way to take some of it back.

That’s the imbalance people are finally waking up to. The issue was never information itself. It was creating a system where a handful of companies know almost everything about billions of people, while remaining largely opaque themselves. Privacy is about restoring that balance.

@SecurePrivacyAI The internet opened access for everyone, but the tradeoff has been control Privacy should matter when a few centralized companies hold so much information about our lives

@SecurePrivacyAI That gap is exactly where consent is supposed to live. Not to close it completely, but to make sure people at least know it exists!