> that you have bought at a steep discount from some provider in exchange for a large chunk of your privacy.
I have some doubt that the consumer observes this discount.
If consumers insisted on privacy-by-default, the point of sale cost would not be very different. It's just the industry standard not to provide this.
If we observe a steep discount now, it's because privacy-by-default has become a specialist interest that manufacturers can therefore charge extra for.
I have some doubt that the consumer observes this discount.
If consumers insisted on privacy-by-default, the point of sale cost would not be very different. It's just the industry standard not to provide this.
If we observe a steep discount now, it's because privacy-by-default has become a specialist interest that manufacturers can therefore charge extra for.