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When an agent's memory is leaked or corrupted, its actions become compromised. Agents perform critical tasks like sending emails, processing payments, and managing files, all based on their stored memories. Memory storage is evolving from a mere database into the foundational ledger for an agent's actions. Consequently, I estimate an over 80% probability that 'memory poisoning' will emerge as the primary attack vector in the era of AI agents. This underscores why describing privacy as 'life' is not an exaggeration. Without a strong focus on privacy, agents operating in this data-rich environment are bound to cause incidents. A fundamental lack of governance exists. Developers must collaborate, research, and share insights to establish the essential governance protocols.