D all of the above. Probably comes from a narrow conceptualization of privacy that ends at “do you know what my privates look like”, maybe stretching to “can you listen to me orgasm”. It wasn’t specifically the intent of the piece, but I remember when Last Week Tonight did a bit about data collection exposed by Snowden and demonstrated that Joe Public doesn’t conceptualize the loss of privacy well until it is placed in the context of “private parts”/peeping tom behavior, at least in the US context