What does privacy mean under surveillance capitalism?
"Too many of those acquiring our data want it for nefarious purposes: to betray our secrets to insurance companies, employers, and governments; to sell us things it’s not in our interest to buy; to pit us against each other in an effort to destroy our society from the inside; to disinform us and hijack our democracies. The surveillance society has transformed citizens into users and data subjects. Enough is enough. Those who have violated our right to privacy have abused our trust, and it’s time to pull the plug on their source of power—our data."<p>That's a decent quote, not really anything new for most of  us around here, but I think that hits on quite a few points in just one paragraph. I think this post is part of her book on Privacy?<p>It's always funny to read stuff like this when it's on a site that shows almost 50 things blocked between Privacy Badger and uBlockO. I know it's out of the author's hands, but I wonder how she feels about being on a site that's part of the problem she's writing about.<p>"The internet is primarily funded by the collection, analysis, and trade of data—the data economy."