Usually people who think they don't care about privacy say: "I don't worry about privacy because I have nothing to hide."
When you go to the bathroom you close the door, even if you have nothing to hide.
This is an interesting statement. People will use locks on their doors, or not disclose to friends how much money they make but when it comes to the internet people don't seem to care much about security - it's because they don't understand it...or don't have the time to learn.
So, in the interest of...
This simple guide is for those people.
For the people that are new to really privacy protection, what should they consider the first risk to their privacy. Presume that those that engage in a lot of crypto transactions or other dealings have embraced privacy...because they know they have to...what about the rest of us? Where are we likely to get hit first? Easiest?