> But: complaining about the trackability of digital payments while ignoring the lack of tracking built into the prominent platforms, and also decrying the over

> But: complaining about the trackability of digital payments while ignoring the lack of tracking built into the prominent platforms, and also decrying the overreach of digital legislation in Europe ("GDPR made things worse") feels like wanting cake and eating it too. 1. Accusations of hypocrisy is not an argument. 2. How can you claim that “the prominent platforms” lack tracking? Nobody could say for sure, except a few people, whom the rest of us can’t really trust. 3. People in Europe are also complaining about the trackability of digital payments. And those people also tend to like the GDPR.