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It is not inherently amoral to track a user or sell that user's data, so restricting yourself (a cost) has to have a benefit (a value) otherwise you're inventin
by TameAntelope 5y ago
It is not inherently amoral to track a user or sell that user's data, so restricting yourself (a cost) has to have a benefit (a value) otherwise you're inventing rules for yourself that makes your journey needlessly harder.
- onemoresoop 5y agoNo, it is unethical to charge the user a fee then sell their data. For free products it is a different story.
- TameAntelope 5y agoSo I as a user am not allowed to get discounts on services by allowing companies to sell my data? If my information is mine, then I have a right to do with it what I want, including giving it to a company so they can then sell it. Just seems like you want to control how I am allowed to use my own data…