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What’s stopping those companies for offering those services at a cost for those customers who don’t want to pay with their data? Unless if the problem is the se
by travmatt 8y ago
What’s stopping those companies for offering those services at a cost for those customers who don’t want to pay with their data? Unless if the problem is the service being offered isn’t worth the privacy given up to use said service, but that falls back to the shady business model
- joejerryronnie 8y agoI think offering those services for a fee instead of data is a perfectly reasonable alternative. But it is my understanding that this violates the above condition.
- travmatt 8y agoI understand the thrust of your argument, but I interpret the meaning as not requiring the release of personal data as a precondition if using the service. I’d wager that if you could show that the price you’re charging isn’t attempting to be prohibitively high, then you would be compliant.