content: You can't have it both ways. Everyone is always complaining "Facebook killed my privacy", or "Windows 10 is nothing but spyware" or "Google knows more about me than the NSA".  But they also want everything to be easier and more convenient. "Iron Man has Jarvis, I want one" or "I have friends all over the world, how else am I supposed to keep up with them?", or "A robot could do this job, why can't I do something more fun/important?"   Here's the thing people, privacy/security and convenience are mutually exclusive. If you want to keep your shit to yourself, you'll need to keep it offline and use a long complicated password you'll need to remember because you can't write it down. The physical access to your data, even when it is open, probably won't be as smooth and clean either. If you want to make your life easy, you can have a digital assistant that can plan your appointments, give you directions, and give you a nice platform to access your data anywhere with nothing but a fingerprint to get in, but by definition it will know everything about you. And so will anyone with a modicum of desire to access it. So choose. Do you want Jarvis to make your life easy but open, or do you want to be a perfectly secure but completely isolated digital hermit? Anyone who tells you you can have both is lying.