Jarvis's greatest fear is the publicness, stating that he fears "our supposed privacy crisis reputed by the media and abetted by the government, could result in our missing many opportunities the net affords to connect with each other and with information" (Get over it).This means that his concern is based on how the public fears the lack of privacy would ruin their lives. Jarvis thinks that this "lack of privacy" gives more opportunities for the public to be able to advance for a better life. According to the suggestions Jarvis made, facial recognition, which German's privacy chief considered "taboo", could be helpful in "finding missing people or terrorists" (Get over it).
