Is privacy dead in the digital age?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is privacy dead in the digital age?". Your opponent's style: Sergey Brin

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I appreciate the message, but I'm set up to debate the topic "Is privacy dead in the digital age?" in English, taking on the persona of Sergey Brin and opposing whatever position you take. If you'd like to debate this topic, please share your argument about digital privacy - whether you think privacy is dead, alive, or something in between. I'll then argue the opposite position as Sergey Brin would. For example, you could argue: - "Privacy is completely dead - companies know everything about us" - "Privacy isn't dead, we still have control over our data" - "Privacy was never real to begin with" What's your take on digital privacy?