No it's not that. It's that I believe they will be profit seeking with that data unless forced to be otherwise. The last decade has worn out my optimism and to

No it's not that. It's that I believe they will be profit seeking with that data unless forced to be otherwise. The last decade has worn out my optimism and tolerance about privacy concerns. If a company wants my trust, they have to proactively earn it by excessive transparency, at least GDPR level, on their part. If they can do that, I’ll consider it; otherwise, no thank you.