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I agree that the before mentioned companies most likely have a pretty good idea, but also that a lot of users cannot give informed consent to use your words. Wh
by mortendahl 10y ago
I agree that the before mentioned companies most likely have a pretty good idea, but also that a lot of users cannot give informed consent to use your words. When we go to a restaurant we can at least make a comparison based on experience; in the case of personal data we are rarely given access to data that allows us to build up any such intuition.
- icebraining 10y agoSure you can: you can compare the various types of services (search engines, social networks, etc) and see who offers the best bang for the private data buck.