people don't care about privacy, but at the same time if facebook (or whatever) didn't mine your information when you signed up first and you had to go deep int

people don't care about privacy, but at the same time if facebook (or whatever) didn't mine your information when you signed up first and you had to go deep into the settings to turn on tracking, nobody would care about that either. they just care about being able to do xyz for free. do you know about the safe network? that seems relatively easy. the way its being designed is that you will have to log-in to access the network (which does add complexity compared to now) but the idea will be that you can sign up for websites and services using your log in ID. so you dont have to share your name or email address and there will be no need for a service to store your password