The issue will become obvious rather soon. It won't be the state that uses the surveillance like Stasi or Gestapo would have (although, it might come closer wit

The issue will become obvious rather soon. It won't be the state that uses the surveillance like Stasi or Gestapo would have (although, it might come closer with excuses like IP or public health). Instead my bet is on online shopping. Right now dynamic pricing is still asynchronous. If They do it, They have a model of you that fits some marketeers understanding of people. And this model suggests a price increase or maybe even a decrease. But what will happen is real-time data exchange. Say you booked a nice hotel for your vacation and now search for flights. Wonder why your prices are 50% higher? Say your TV just broke, or your car didn't start this morning, or you mentioned on whatsapp how you need new sports equipment. Basically whenever you will need something, you will pay a Premium. No matter where the data comes from. That's the price of giving up privacy.