Is convenience slowly killing our digital privacy?

We willingly trade our data for seamless experiences. Automatic location sharing, smart home assistants listening in the background and single-click logins across dozens of sites make life incredibly effortless. But last week, after receiving an ad for something I only thought about purchasing, I audited my permissions.

Turns out, three inactive apps had background access to my contacts, camera, and precise location 24/7.

Have you ever done a full digital privacy cleanup, or is the convenience worth the trade-off for you?