Most people aren't that naïve. The problem is not allowing a company access to your data. The problem is how it's used. Just because you allowed another comp

Most people aren't that naïve. The problem is not allowing a company access to your data. The problem is how it's used. Just because you allowed another company to handle your data should not give them carte blanche to do whatever with it they want. This is exactly why Europe created the GDPR.. to prevent your personal data from being processed by companies in unintended ways, or sharing your information with 3rd parties without your consent, and heavy fines for breaking these rules. Just allowing a company access to your data and giving up at that point is the attitude that people are trying to change, because that's not the way the world should work.