> If Google were to pay me $200 if it leaked my data, that would: Be worth much less than my privacy I think you need to do a lot to justify a non-zero value f

> If Google were to pay me $200 if it leaked my data, that would: Be worth much less than my privacy I think you need to do a lot to justify a non-zero value for this, frankly. How is your “privacy” worth $200? What data is valuable and what data isn’t? Under what context? If your privacy is worth $200 per leak (by some definition of leak), you surely take steps to anonymize your data already and wouldn’t use a service like Google (or name your untrustworthy party). I’m not saying leaks are good but trying to price it in seems fraught.