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That doesn't end the data economy. It sort of ends part of your personal interaction with the data economy.
by anm89 5y ago
That doesn't end the data economy. It sort of ends part of your personal interaction with the data economy.
- SahAssar 5y agoIf enough people end their own interaction with it it ceases to exist, right? If nobody gave their data to services that sell it on or use it for profit then there is no data economy.
- fsagx 5y agoA person would have to live a Kaczynski-like lifestyle to not interact with services that aggregate and sell data. No credit card, no cellphone, no internet. Cash only.
- SahAssar 5y agoThe point is that for each person that ends their interaction with these companies the less data they have on everyone. If only one tenth of my friends use facebook they will have less data on me than if 9 tenths do. Convincing even one person to choose more privacy friendly choices helps a little.
- anigbrowl 5y ago'sort of' doing a great deal of work here.