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This is a very delicate topic indeed. On one hand, users are not willing to pay to use the services of platforms such as Youtube or Facebook so they need to fin
by nachocode 9y ago
This is a very delicate topic indeed. On one hand, users are not willing to pay to use the services of platforms such as Youtube or Facebook so they need to find ways to monetize. On the other hand, As a user, you feel that your trust in platforms has been betrayed by knowing that platforms are selling the data that you willfully post to the public.
- socialcooling 9y agoYes, it's becoming more difficult to argue that users are giving 'informed consent' when they sign up to 'free' services. In the EU the new GDPR law is already making the 'informed consent' requirement more strict. http://www.eudataprotectionlaw.com/consent-under-the-general-data-protection-regulation/ http://www.eudataprotectionlaw.com/consent-under-the-general...