| palou said: Explicitely informing the consumer what information they are giving away would be a bare minimum, however. This is a price that they demand, the price must always be apparent to the consumer.
Information does not belong to those that are paid to spread it. If you send, let's say, a product prototype by mail, Fedex would have no right to sell your ideas to a company, for example.
You pay for information to be given transmitted. This does not give an automatic right to the messenger to your information. |
Except this time your messenger is digital so there's no penalty if they get access to your raw data when you have to rely on their network for service. It's a federal offense for mail carriers to open a physical mail ...
If you use an ISps network they have every right to know what the hell is going on in their servers ...
