I don't think there are any protections around the reasonable expectation of privacy from a private industry perspective in the US.
If you use the internet, or an app, you must protect yourself.
I assume everyone is a capitalist, so wouldn't adding laws here somehow subsidize and therefore tarnish the market?
Never existed https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/article-1/#ar...
That's easier said than done when it comes to the tracking that enables this sort of advertising. What method do you suggest?
> I assume everyone is a capitalist
I don't think that's a valid assumption. Also, there are many different kinds of capitalists. I'm a capitalist in the most basic sense, being an entrepreneur, but I see a lot of things asserted under the banner of "capitalism" that I disagree with.
> so wouldn't adding laws here somehow subsidize and therefore tarnish the market?
I honestly don't understand what you're getting at here.
I assure you that I am not.
As in "choose a strong password"?
As in "never accept a terms of service agreement you disagree with"?
As in "read all code before running it"?
What thoughts were going through your head when you typed that?