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 It has been a pretty much white male nerdy thing to warn everyone around about everyone’s collected data on the Internet via your devices, that it is something everyone should be aware of, against the “I have nothing to hide” people, who think that they have no illegal activity to hide, and therefore have no reason to fear from surveillance. Following Edward Snowden and the whistle-blowing era, the reveals of surveillance worked as an act of disruption from the order, called the “evil exception” by Baudrillard, which in turn enables the continuity of the status quo after all. Now, we have arrived at a state where mass data extraction has become part of everyday life, and everyone is aware of it to the very detail. It has been a pretty much white male nerdy thing to warn everyone around about everyone’s collected data on the Internet via your devices, that it is something everyone should be aware of, against the “I have nothing to hide” people, who think that they have no illegal activity to hide, and therefore have no reason to fear from surveillance. Following Edward Snowden and the whistle-blowing era, the reveals of surveillance worked as an act of disruption from the order, called the “evil exception” by Baudrillard, which in turn enables the continuity of the status quo after all. Now, we have arrived at a state where mass data extraction has become part of everyday life, and everyone is aware of it to the very detail.