Summary
The article examines a gap between people's concern for privacy and their online actions. It looks into how common digital habits contribute to a large data industry, often without users realizing it.
Key Facts
- The article explores the difference between what people say about privacy and what they do online.
- It highlights how automatic online actions, like clicking without thinking, affect privacy.
- Routine permissions given to apps can lead to data sharing without users being aware.
- There is a large, hidden economy based on collecting and using personal data.
- Many people do not know or agree to how their data is collected and used online.
