If it's so secret that nobody will ever find out, then I'm okay with it.

On the other hand, it's true that some people find out their credit score is trash right before buying a house, or that their name is involved in terrorism when applying for a visa, etc.

You should not be okay with it because they will most definitely use it to exert power over you. They are not professors or space aliens that are doing it for academic curiosity. It can be the government that wants to lock up someone, either now or in the future, or anyone that wants to steal your hard-earned crypto. It is not okay. These days they will also pass it through their AI, and potentially also use it to tune their AI.

> If it's so secret that nobody will ever find out, then I'm okay with it.

The original argument was that one would never know.

One would never know until one loses their crypto, or one has the government hurting one's freedoms, possibly even using parallel reconstruction, or one gets blackmailed. If one doesn't know that their phone could've been hacked, one will be left wondering what happened.