My initial response would be, yes, I can imagine circumstances where security concerns are not paramount, let's say, and a person wants to maintain some aspect of their identity or their personal information private. I suppose you could characterize something as a security issue, but it might be more of a privacy incident. Let's say it's an issue of privacy where an individual who might have access to a space legally, one where security clearances aren't a factor, really shouldn't be snooping—in a workplace, in a domestic setting, in a neighbourhood.
On April 3rd, 2019. See this statement in context.