sorry, I feel weird about that phone that pays you for data, I feel like accepting that as common place, not just on phones but if computers and TV's opened up to it, it would mean the total end to privacy. People would find ways to make money off this, Businesses would probably hire people for fake gigs where if you constantly share/promote their content on social media on your own account, time, equipment, and expenses, it would pay you 3 times as much if you enticed people to use their products so they could get more personal data, plus yours and whomever else wants to work for them, spreading and multiplying. You'd have the illusion of getting paid by them when it's really just them giving you a little extra revenue money they gleaned off of you, while they're making money off your and everyone's info and the products that you buy from them. You're basically paying your self a cut of your data, which... is what the phone already does, except on top of that, You'd be a walking talking advertisement, unaware that you are putting your life on display for sale, to pay the bills.<br><br>I don't like the idea of that<br><br>I know how useless seems but we should keep fighting stuff like that. accepting the phone is giving into it. It's already bad now sure, but letting it get worse by being apart of that idea would means it could reach its full, shitty potential