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Funny, the definition of "free" seems to have changed.
It may be that no money changes hands, but the coffee is certainly not free.
Funny, the definition of "free" seems to have changed.
It may be that no money changes hands, but the coffee is certainly not free.
Honestly I would expect more services like this to come out, given how successful Facebook and Google managed to become.
So, it is not free, just as Facebook and Google services aren't - which is exactly what GP said. So ... what is your point?
who seriously thinks this? the only services i can think of off the top of my head that don't have viable paid alternatives are facebook and google search. and there's at least one decent alternative to google search that is a bit more privacy focused.
for most people, privacy isn't even worth a $5 monthly subscription.
indeed. Yet these private information have to be collected in quantities before becoming relevant, both economically and analytically.