I'm quite wary of talking about "average people" in general, at least without specifying what exactly is average about them, and having concrete data on where t

I'm quite wary of talking about "average people" in general, at least without specifying what exactly is average about them, and having concrete data on where that average lies. Also, when asking people, framing is a huge confounder. If you ask a bunch of people of average or below average tech literacy if they care whether they own the data from their fitness trackers, the majority would probably say no. But if instead you asked them whether they like the fact that they have to pay a monthly subscription fee to Google/Oura/whatever, the distribution would likely change quite a lot. We of course know these questions are secretly the same question.