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But there's a bit more to it than that. The marketplace has apparently decided privacy is not worth paying for. Microsoft is conceding this point. Perhaps what
by myhnaccount108 11y ago
But there's a bit more to it than that.
The marketplace has apparently decided privacy is not worth paying for.
Microsoft is conceding this point.
Perhaps what the market values can be adjusted by creeping people out on a personal level by demonstrating just how much information they are giving away?
Or perhaps the market is revealing that privacy in general has very little value?
(Same issue with open computing vs. closed devices)