I see another issue here: companies like Google prioritize information to 1) keep their users and 2) maximize their profit. If you move data organization to an

I see another issue here: companies like Google prioritize information to 1) keep their users and 2) maximize their profit. If you move data organization to another type of organization (non-profit, state, universities - private or public), then the question of data prioritization becomes highly political. What should be exposed? What should not? What to put first? ... It is already, but to a smaller extend since money-making companies have little interest in data meaning, and high interest in the commercial value of their users.