This really isn't about anons collecting monetary damages in a lawsuit.
It's about calling attention to what has been done to ALL of us, and
putting a stop to the privacy violation.
There are hidden codes printed by all printers, that uniquely identify the printer. This technology was implemented a long, long time ago and is ubiquitous. So even mailing a printed photo to someone, if that photo finds its way into other hands, can identify you. I am sorry to inform you that THERE IS NO PRIVACY. We have all been ass-raped.
https:// www.eff.org/issues/printers
Google offers a very nice suite of fonts for webmasters. Every time you access a site that contains Google fonts, your browser nicely marches over to a Google domain and requests the font file, while reporting to Google what website you were coming from when you made that request.
Think ! Do you think Google offers free fonts and CSS stylesheets just to be nice?
No we can't. Technology is too convenient. But we need protections with teeth.
My smartphone has been turned off and unplugged for months now. I'll probably never use it again.
All camera lenses on devices are covered with black electrical tape.
Mics are turned off (although realizing spies can turn them on without my knowledge).
Modem turned off when not in use.
WiFi disabled.
No tablets in the house.
This is not enough, but it is reasonable to take small steps to reduce potential attack footprint.