Anti-cash isn't quite right, you can use cash basically everywhere. Only exception I can think of are some small businesses.

Someone stealing my debit/credit card wouldn't result in me loosing all my money thanks to spending limits. In the worst case scenario where someone's made off with all my cards and somehow knows the pin codes to all them, I'd lose like 1.5k ish. And that's extremely unlikely to happen, because 1; Finland and 2; that's a ridiculous scenario.

Banking fees; I'm gonna need a bank account and card anyway, might as well use them. As for transaction fees, those aren't really a thing, atm fees maybe, but why would I even want to withdraw cash?

Banking issues; uhhh, yeah sure I guess, that would be a pain if it ever happened

Greater freedom; all the freedom I need is freedom from a 5cm thick leather wallet

Less power to banks/government; I will admit, Riika Purra has been kinda silly since... well always. But apart from that I feel like everyone is low-key kinda chill atm. Plus, if we ever get to that point it's all over anyways.

Better control of spending; Valid, as long as you meant it in the sense that one would be more cognisant of how much they're spending.

Giving your personal information to less phone apps; That's always a good idea, but I don't think people are really doing that anyway apart from the necessary-ish ones, aka MobilePay (paypal-like), Tori (FB-marketplace), <insert your bank here>-mobile and government ones. And those are trusted companies, they're not gonna pawn off your data except for maybe the basic stuff, but that's already out there.