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Online privacy isn't the issue it once was, if indeed people really ever cared about it. Oh sure, everyone's in favor of privacy in the same way that they're in favor of Mom and apple pie, but exactly how software should preserve privacy is a more controversial issue. Were they aware of the trade-offs involved, I'm not so sure how committed people would be. The main industry initiative facilitating user privacy is the W3C initiative, Platform for Privacy Preferences (P3P). P3P provides a way for site authors to make their privacy policies

Physical Security The computer running the web server should be kept physically secured in a locked area. Any backup storage media (tapes, removable disks, etc.) should be similarly protected. Operating system security Limited services The services offered by the computer running the web server should be kept to a minimum. This minimizes the threats to the web server, since each network service carries its own risks. By eliminating all nonessential services you eliminate potential holes through which an attacker could break into your system.