> Again, im talking about consent when it comes to how your behavior is going to be used. Why? To make a physical analogy, you're on their property. You're in

> Again, im talking about consent when it comes to how your behavior is going to be used. Why? To make a physical analogy, you're on their property. You're in their store, walking around perusing their wares, using their tools, so of course they have the complete right to watch you. There is no way to legislate this, your only option is to raise a stink about it and hope that they'll be more transparent in the future. You can't "require" companies to tell you how they're using your data. Once you've consented to your data being collected, that's it.