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Adding: You should still be able to use services, without consenting to them selling your data, like you can under the GDPR.
by jonahhorowitz 8y ago
Adding: You should still be able to use services, without consenting to them selling your data, like you can under the GDPR.
- chii 8y agoWould your tune change if by not agreeing to sell your own data, the service charges you money?
- icebraining 8y agoIf we're talking about the GDPR, the service can ask you to sell your data, and it can charge you, but it can't force you to choose between the two. Data ain't currency.
- matte_black 8y agoAnd what is the answer if we're not talking about GDPR?
- craftyguy 8y ago> the service charges you money They (mobile carriers) already do charge me money... What's your point?
- jonahhorowitz 8y agoExactly this. I’m already paying them. I’d be open to a “won’t sell your data” surcharge, but I doubt that would last long due to the political implications.
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- zachberger 8y agoAbsolutely. I do this every day to avoid ads. Happy youtube red (or whatever they call it) subscriber. I'd pay most services I value to opt out of data sharing. I know many people don't get enough value out of services like Facebook, but I do. There is a price I'd pay to Facebook to use their services to not have my data sold.