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I think a blanket ban is just as rights-infringing, in that it removes the choice from people entirely. The real issue to me is that the market frameworks cann
by cle 5y ago
I think a blanket ban is just as rights-infringing, in that it removes the choice from people entirely.
The real issue to me is that the market frameworks cannot handle these new technology-enabled network effects very well. Banning a manifestation of that seems like a bandaid. I’d rather see fundamental fixes to the system rather than haphazard bandaids. The pervasiveness of surveillance advertising is a huge problem…what systemic changes can we make to prevent such undesirable market outcomes in the first place?