Selling organs is illegal. Maybe selling your personal / environmental data is too.
Anyone can charge money for access to an app to compensate for value of data.
> and offers a paid solution that doesn't track you.
of Maps?
Anyone can charge money for access to an app to compensate for value of data.
> and offers a paid solution that doesn't track you.
of Maps?
They can have my data but they have to pay minimum wage for it.
This is not a slippery slope toward outlawing anything you could possibly sell.
But it surely was an awesome cause for politicians who took this non-issue and made a huge deal out of it. Actual damage done: my browsing UX destroyed and great free services I used every day now under jeopardy.
Congratulations on taking your personal choice and preference and imposing it on the great majority.
They'd never go anywhere near the idea so I don't feel too much pressure to nail down how it would work for non-real-time data.