But now that everybody's information is on the market, privacy has computable cost, who will pay for your privacy? In general, he advent of information age had

But now that everybody's information is on the market, privacy has computable cost, who will pay for your privacy? In general, he advent of information age had turned explicit many formerly implicit costs. I think a similar argument may be made about freedom, it has a cost and somebody has to pay for it (this is my way to reason about the seeming rise of autocracy).