So let&#x27;s work through a scenario here.<p>Assume you are Verizon (or any other carrier). I pay you for cell phone voice &amp; internet service. As part of that exchange, I provide billing info etc. etc.<p>Are you saying that I don&#x27;t own said information and that you are free to derive additional revenue by selling it to someone else? To me, I paid for a service, thereby a single transaction. My expectation is that as part of that transaction, the other party should not have to the ability to derive secondary benefit without explicit consent. Particularly, since I don&#x27;t see any upside to secondary&#x2F;tertiary usage.<p>I guess I&#x27;m much more for the European vision of personal data privacy (you own your own data and grant it for specific use) vs. the US version (anything goes).