> Wow, that's one wild legal theory, In some jurisdictions, contracts require a quid pro quo in order to be valid. I don't know whether Italy is one of them –

> Wow, that's one wild legal theory, In some jurisdictions, contracts require a quid pro quo in order to be valid. I don't know whether Italy is one of them – but don't big tech people keep talking about how their services are a fair exchange for your data?[0] Your "anonymous users" point seems reasonable. Your second does not: blatantly assuming that all free services are extracting a profit is foolish, and not something I've seen officials actually do. [0]: https://www.theregister.com/2019/02/21/zuckerberg_privacy_interview/ https://www.theregister.com/2019/02/21/zuckerberg_privacy_in...