By the end of the previous entry. It's a democracy question.

Europe is slowly but steadily aging. Ask the aging generations — the largest voter base — what is their perception and understanding of privacy.

• I don't know computers. I'm too old for these.
• I'm just an old person. I can't be any interest of anyone. I have nothing to hide.
• I always just sit at home, watching television.

Which all very well may be true — along the fact, the votes will validate politics to draw bizarre conclusions. If the mass doesn't care about what and where are the borders of privacy, then it would be foolishness not to exploit.

The grey laws of our times laid down for today and the future generations.