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Your plan would put Facebook, which gets data from people, in a better position, since they collect data on people with those people's permission, in exchange f
by joe_the_user 6y ago
Your plan would put Facebook, which gets data from people, in a better position, since they collect data on people with those people's permission, in exchange for services. They just have to assign a dollar value to their services and they would have fulfilled your requirements. Where yeah, it would nice if credit companies had to get permission too.
And nearly every website already warns me they're going to collect data. With you're step, the next thing is signing away that rent.
Or, if your plan involved rent that can't signed away, well, no one would host anyone for anything since they wouldn't want to pay that.
- labawi 6y agoFacebook doesn't have permission to hold my data. Especially not scraping data, and if implemented, where would they scrape it from? Certain regulations only consider meaningful freely given consent (all your popups mean nothing), and you still need to implement the option of no unnecessary data. If they put monetary value on data, then they must have an option of paying out any extra, no? Of course they will try to weasel their way through cracks in laws, but they can be fixed, if (and only if) there is support.