Book recommendation by Danae

Wiki:
Zuboff states that Surveillance Capitalism "unilaterally claims human experience as free raw material for translation into behavioural data [which] are declared as a proprietary behavioural surplus, fed into advanced manufacturing processes known as ‘machine intelligence’, and fabricated into prediction products that anticipate what you will do now, soon, and later." She states that these new capitalist products "are traded in a new kind of marketplace that I call behavioural futures markets."

We need to let them into our lives so they can feed off our experience.
While the information gathering Super-companies can predict our future likes and dislikes what's stoping them from deciding those things for us in the future. Letting a Digital Parasite into our lives now can change the future.

Service based in Amsterdam, that teaches you how to take advantage of the European Data protection laws by showing you how to request the data companies like Google, Facebook, Albertheijn gather about you.
While the companies are legally required to provide you with this information they don't make it easy for you to access.

Making it difficult to access the data a company has gathered on you makes me inherently uneasy. Like they started doing it more than a decade ago and now you're playing all hush hush.

Algorithms can influence the content you are exposed to, Thus creating a "one sided view"

This can have consequences

A website that shows what private information you (unknowingly) share when clicking agree on the terms of services policy

very interesting to see what Google, Facebook, Apple, Twitter, and other companies have collected of you