In case we agree on selling our data we should be able to set our price and get paid for sell, use and resale of data. It's crazy that those parasite companies get that for free.
Right now a Danish radio station is running a number of news stories about being able to track people who work for military intelligence or as police officers and prison guards. They do this using a free sample a data broker provided. Everyone act surprised when the journalists are able to show up at the home address of military personal or prison guards who have their home address protected/secret.
I don't think there's a safe way to opt-in to selling your data, because most people cannot comprehend how much data, what type or the ramifications.
100% this. Nobody wants to be tracked, it is dystopian, it is dangerous.
> I don't think there's a safe way to opt-in to selling your data
Exactly.
The answer is there:
>> In case we agree on selling our data we should be able to set our price and get paid for sell, use and resale of data.