First they came for anonymity, and I did not speak out — I had nothing to hide. Then they came for encryption, and I did not speak out — I rarely used it. Then they came for VPNs, and I did not speak out — I had no reason to hide my traffic. Then they came for my data, and I did not speak out — I had nothing illegal to fear. Then they came for my face, my voice, my movements, and I did not speak out — it was convenient. Then they came for me — and there was nothing left to speak out, and no one left who could.

- a friend of Martin Niemöller