zamanibitcoin on Nostr: The perspective from Iran might help here: "nothing to hide" assumes the rules stay ...

The perspective from Iran might help here: "nothing to hide" assumes the rules stay the same. People there posted, messaged and donated things that were perfectly normal at the time, and later those same records became evidence. You don't get to choose which of your harmless data becomes a crime tomorrow; whoever holds it does.

Short version I use: privacy isn't about hiding what you did, it's about not handing someone else the power to decide what it means later.