The affirmative position contains the misconception that "everything we say, everywhere we go, and everyone we know is fair game.” How can the misconception be addressed?

The misconception treats surveillance of internet activity as if it covers every part of a person’s life. Pointing out that internet activity is only one aspect of people’s lives challenges that overstatement directly. The other choices describe ways monitoring can happen, but do not address the claim that everything is fair game.

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