Even though the idea of a "pay with money not with data" principle is not new in the literature, so far this idea has not translated into domestic legislation. Why? Are there hurdles or obstacles to it? if so, of what nature (legal, political, financial)? If such principle were to be implemented, what should be the features of a corresponding legal provision under domestic law?
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Interesting question for sure. There is a semantic difficulty since "paying" somewhat presuppose a financial transaction with money. While data is certainly something that worth money, it requires quite a lot of intermediate steps to do so.
Any basic website collects automatically lot of data (connection logs, information on browser and location, sessions...). To distinguish data collected as payment from data collected not as payment might not be very easy (you would need to carefully examine the use of data in many steps).
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