> It is EXACTLY the same thing.

Of course it isn't. Let me spell it out:

Censorship: A nation-state determining what its own populace can read about general world affairs and affairs concerning that governments own actions, inspection and possible redaction of communications between citizens and their access to media (such as books).

Privacy: The right of an individual to govern the whereabouts of the data concerning that particular individual.

You can't possibly confuse the two.