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Practically speaking, even if you did pay for free services, I'd expect the data to be monetized. You pay your ISP, yet there's tons of data being sold, for exa
by JMTQp8lwXL 6y ago
Practically speaking, even if you did pay for free services, I'd expect the data to be monetized. You pay your ISP, yet there's tons of data being sold, for example. When it's free, at least you don't pay twice.
You always pay once with your data. You might pay twice with actual cash. There's no way to prevent the former, even if the latter occurs because they aren't mutually exclusive.
- addicted 6y agoThere are ways to prevent the former. In fact there are very easy ways to prevent the former.
- jfk13 6y ago> There's no way to prevent the former Of course there is. Make invasive tracking and targeting practices illegal, and aggressively penalize violators, and the business model would change.