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> people value random websites less than their personal data That's debatable. People would balk at the friction and invasiveness of typing in their cc details
by drozycki 4y ago
> people value random websites less than their personal data
That's debatable. People would balk at the friction and invasiveness of typing in their cc details on every search result, but an automatic tool integrated into a browser could see wide adoption. Virtually everyone just accepts whatever privacy policy and cookie notice is blocking the content on random websites.