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OP is probably confusing service with commodity, as privacy is not a tangible to be sold or exchanged.
by grenoire 7y ago
OP is probably confusing service with commodity, as privacy is not a tangible to be sold or exchanged.
- Despegar 7y ago>privacy is not a tangible to be sold or exchanged It is right now in the US (outside of health data). It isn't in the EU because of GDPR.
- ProAm 7y agoNo I did mean commodity, but a personal commodity. Essentially when you are born you are born into a certain level or amount of privacy. And slowly as you age and use technology, everything you wished to remain personal or private is slowly given away or sucked away, stolen, etc.... It's near impossible to remain a private individual in today's world. And privacy is something that once gone you can never get back. So I refer to it as a personal or individual commodity, and these corporations would love nothing more than to take that from you... for in their words "the greater good". Clearly an opinion piece.