[1] https://www.prisonpolicy.org/blog/2020/01/16/percent-incarce...
Your own personal odds are rarely the same as the average odds across the whole population. For anything. That's why insurance companies can exist.
They are always watching. Always collecting your data and trolling through it looking for things to use against you. You might not face consequences from the ongoing surveillance, but it never stops and something as simple as being in the wrong place at the wrong time or typing the wrong combinations of words in a search engine can be enough to get you questioned by police.
You can always make choices that will make your situation worse, but no matter what you do or don't do there's really no telling what might cause you harm.
The only thing that differentiates you from anyone else is how much interest they have in you and that likely changes by some percentage with every scrap of data they collect or whatever they happen to be fishing for in the moment.
At any time your phone's GPS history and your Google searches can land you on a suspect list. Somebody is interested.