Analogy: if you have a photo sharing website, like Flickr, then from those photos (and the combination of different photos) Flickr can in theory derive a lot of sensitive information; does that make it somehow stupid or irresponsible to post photos to Flickr? I'd say that depends completely on how we expect Flickr to behave.
It's like visiting a physical pharmacy. In theory, somebody could be spying on the people who enter and leave the place, keeping a giant database with frequency, faces, etc. The question whether it is stupid to enter a pharmacy in person should be answered with: "No, we have laws that protect us against malevolent actors".
It's like visiting a physical pharmacy. In theory, somebody could be spying on the people who enter and leave the place, keeping a giant database with frequency, faces, etc. The question whether it is stupid to enter a pharmacy in person should be answered with: "No, we have laws that protect us against malevolent actors".