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> the marketplace is loosely regulated in the U.S., which has no comprehensive national privacy law.

Well, except of course, the US constitution:

The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects

>>johnea+(OP)
I have that right. But I'm not secure in these categories as a direct result of the government's patronage of private companies who make me insecure.

This applies to all US citizens - they are not secure either.

This has been the case, increasingly so, for my entire life and has driven my passion to join this industry to fix this insecurity which can technically be fixed, but the model is off where TPMs instead treat the device owner as the "untrusted" party.

So.... now what?