I don't think the article does a disservice to readers by not postulating any kind of way out or solution. I believe that there isn't a solid solution to be pos

I don't think the article does a disservice to readers by not postulating any kind of way out or solution. I believe that there isn't a solid solution to be posted right now because first we need to get the majority of people to care. Laypeople are not concerned about all of this at all. All they care is that they can, like the article stated, do things like watch their dog from afar, or share funny videos with their relatives. Companies provide their "free" service in exchange for your data. Right now we need to do exactly this: scream and inform everyone that this exists. As long as the population keeps still, there's nothing left to lose for them and much to gain: behavioral insights, health data, trends, ....