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Andrew Yang's Data Dividend Isn't Radical, It's Useless
- Nevermark 6y agoFor property rights for personal data to mean anything, the default needs be that data starts out as private. Default interactions need to be technically stripped of anything that ties them together, and exclude any information not necessary for the individual transaction whether it is a search or purchase, and legally, nothing should be stored that isn't necessary without opt-in. If someone wants to install surveillance software from advertisers or whoever, and be paid for that, then they can opt-in. I don't see this being a big market, but if it is, on a transparent opt-in basis it would be legitimate.