Consumer trend: I will give away information about myself, expensively, in good hands

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Pavel Kulyuk | 03/05/2020
Improvements in data processing have suddenly made valuable what no one wanted on an international scale before: the personal characteristics of each person. Everything from habits and clothing sizes to political views and chronic diseases is a commodity. Because there are those who are willing and able to make money from it.

Thanks to this, each person has become a monetary equivalent of the extracted profit. Someone will earn a hundred rubles on themselves in their entire life, and someone will earn a million. Selection by this criterion of people is inevitable. Those who will collect "millionaires" will win, having foisted the rest on competitors.

Trying to preserve your interests, you should brazil mobile database passively. After all, the very fact that we are ready to reveal our lifestyle is already an opportunity to earn money. Therefore, for providing your data and communicating with sellers, it is fair to take a reward, if not in the form of traditional monetary signs, then at least in the form of bonuses, discounts and other benefits. And then you can try to increase your value in the eyes of sellers, providing data that allows you to think that I am more solvent than others.

"Hey, I eat a kilo of black caviar every month." And, therefore, my salary is big and I can buy a lot with it. Who wants to know my phone number? This data costs 1000 rubles. But the number of someone who eats only instant noodles costs only ten.

Of course, this is a somewhat exaggerated view of the behavior of a potential consumer. But why would someone make money for free on my habits, spying on me on the Internet? I am against it! Let them pay me for it first. Then I will tell you about them myself!