You're basically declaring at first they came for everybody else than me, but that's okay because I'm still okay!
If the effects of pervasive surveillance are a negative to society it doesn't matter that you're benefitting - your "bargain" will have to cease existing.
The real conceit comes from people who think the rest of us don't know what we're doing; we do, and we don't care because it doesn't matter. Those people have no special information, and they're not smarter than us.
There is no boogeyman, there are no "dire consequences", and the people peddling that nonsense are tilting at windmills.
If everything goes right, government and society will instead pressure those companies to offer honest alternatives to their existing spying-based services and make it cristal clear how one pays.
The masochist, careless and indifferent will likely still be able to use the services they know and love, but their lack of interest will no longer be paid for by everyone.
Smoking was also pretty cool at one point...
It wont happen or it wont happen to me lacks optimism about how long the future lasts.
Show me a concrete negative impact on my life as a result of the passive data collection perpetrated by Google, Facebook, et. al., and you might change my mind, depending on how negative it is.
I get a lot out of the products I pay for with my data. It feels like a bargain, honestly.