I like the angle of privacy depending on how much you pay for not having it. They either 1) need your personal-data to fund the services or 2) they don't need

I like the angle of privacy depending on how much you pay for not having it. They either 1) need your personal-data to fund the services or 2) they don't need it and shouldn't have it. I don't see a 3rd where they need your personal-data only if you can pay for it. It gets really interesting where the IF is just giving them more of your personal-data.