On the internet’s business model
Laurie Patton writes: Re. “Facebook’s privacy invasion is the business model of the entire internet” (Wednesday)
The incredibly smart people who created the Internet could not have possibly envisaged some of the problems it has created. However, surely the very smart people who run the Internet these days are capable of fixing most of those problems. So why won’t they?
Wayne Cusick writes: Re. “Facebook’s privacy invasion is the business model of the entire internet” (Wednesday)
Wasn’t there a Productivity Commission report that suggested that the law be changed so that data about a person should belong to that person? Which would require your permission for your data to be used each and every time. But I guess that things like Facebook would have as a condition of entry that you give permission for them to do with that data as they see fit.
What’s with all the tearing of hair & rending of garments over farcebuch data being monetised as if it is a glitch?
It’s not a bug, it’s a feature, instrinsic.