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Picture this:
- You type on Google "laptop won't turn on"
- Google now knows you have a broken laptop and can estimate how desperate you are to fix it.
- Because it knows how desperate you are, it can increase shop prices proportionally.
You are going to pay the maximum they get you to pay.
That's algorithmic pricing.
The more companies know about you, the more they can predict and sell how desperate you are to other stores out there.
An internet-connected car knows much more about you than you realize. A smart TV also knows what you like. Your Alexa knows if there is a problem in the home.
Privacy is much more than just sensitive data.
It's about not giving leverage away.
Because algorithms will use it against you.
Be safe out there.
This only sounds bad for people with a love of beer and donuts.
Admittedly, I am included within that group. But if I wasn't, I could see supporting such variable rates.
First they came for the beer and soda drinkers, and I did not speak out—because I did not drink beer and soda.
People can't keep sacrificing what they like just to survive. There's no point if you don't get to live
Do you think you are disagreeing with me?