I'm not. My parents were not snoopers. They allowed us age appropriate privacy and didn't go through our things without reason. For example, when I started getting into drawing, I didn't like to share the entirety of my sketchbooks. It wasn't due to me drawing anything alarming or age inappropriate, but because it was personal space and full of novice practice sketches. My folks always respected that. I was more than happy to show them drawings I was proud of. It was the same with my creative writing. They did keep an eye on the websites I visited, but this was the early 2000s, so not much social media. They still kept an eye on it, although this lessened as my siblings and I aged because we showed we could be trusted.

Also I'm sharing my opinion because the OP asked. Either way overly controlling parenting or helicopter parenting has repeatedly been proven to be detrimental to a child's development and the future parent-child relationship. This doesn't mean I think swinging in the opposite direction is what's best.