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A lot of people aren't aware of the data collection. In those cases I think calling it stealing is fair.
by brankoB 6y ago
A lot of people aren't aware of the data collection. In those cases I think calling it stealing is fair.
- paulcole 6y agoWhy exactly? You’re not getting a better deal on milk if you understand the economics and logistics of the dairy industry.
- brankoB 6y agoSure but people understand the basic transaction (give money -> get milk). If on the other hand they gave you free milk but tracked your milk usage without telling you, I'd argue that's a non-consensual transaction and falls under stealing (roughly).
- paulcole 6y agoWhat about if someone gives you a free lunch but doesn’t tell you that they’re going to film you eating? Is that stealing?
- type0 6y ago> What about if someone gives you a free lunch but doesn’t tell you that they’re going to film you eating? Is that stealing? More sinister than actually, "film you taking a shit and then sell it". As perverse as it sounds, but you won't even know it.
- paulcole 6y ago> film you taking a shit and then sell it I actually got rejected from YC Summer 2019 with this idea. Demo Day would’ve been one to remember.