To me the fact that the data was hacked represents no real change, as I've viewed the organizations that had access to this information just as adversarial as t

To me the fact that the data was hacked represents no real change, as I've viewed the organizations that had access to this information just as adversarial as the crooks who stole it. At least now anybody can pay the price to see, and that means there is no corporate monopoly on the data about us. It's time to face the world of open data and structure ourselves so that it is to our advantage.