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Suppose what everyone is saying is true: "We pay for the services companies provides us with our data". Normally, depending in which jurisdiction you're in, yo
by nocturnial 8y ago
Suppose what everyone is saying is true: "We pay for the services companies provides us with our data".
Normally, depending in which jurisdiction you're in, you could get your money back for "bad" service. If someone still wants to use our data as a service payment, how do you propose we get our data back for bad service?
- scarejunba 8y agoYou can ask them to delete it. If you tell me a story and I sing you a song in exchange, neither of us can "take back" the thing we did for bad service. But we've bartered (and hence paid for the experience). That's just life. You can't take away an experience. So you can take away the data but you can't take away the fact that they had the data.
- nocturnial 8y ago> So you can take away the data but you can't take away the fact that they had the data. I know and that's my point why it can't be considered as a payment.
- scarejunba 8y agoMost people would consider that payment, actually. The exchange there would be barter of experiences.