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> require google to either compensate users for harvesting their metadata This. Youtubers get compensated, why not ordinary users. Search, shopping and social
by cblconfederate 6y ago
> require google to either compensate users for harvesting their metadata
This. Youtubers get compensated, why not ordinary users. Search, shopping and social media is work... It's the current year and billions are stuck home , many without even jobs.
> How would this work?
First you need a legal framework that allows users to sell their metadata. GDPR makes it illegal, but that's wrong. If this data has value (apparently it has a lot of value) , it should be tradeable for services.
Incidentally, i think one of the benefits of the DoJ action is that it gets people talking about solutions that people called 'crazy' until yesterday.
- alphager 6y ago> GDPR makes it illegal, but that's wrong. Where does the GDPR make that illegal?
- cblconfederate 6y agoBecause a business cannot ask for private data in exchange for an unrelated service. The service has to be rendered even in the user does not give them. It can only be part of a contract for which they are necessary
- srtjstjsj 6y agoGDPR does not ban selling data. It bans using data as currency.
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