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What is Your Privacy Worth?

Privacy experts estimate that your personal privacy — your online activities that companies such as Google are collecting and offering to marketers and advertisers — could be worth up to $5,000 per individual per year. Under Google’s new privacy policy, this information could be worth a lot more than that. 


Under the current social contract that Google has with its users, you are voluntarily trading that value for the use of a free service. 

What do you think ? . . .

Does Google have the right to sell your private information? Should companies like Google and Facebook be paying users for their data?


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