This is unfortunately a fight that has already spread to multiple battlefronts and will expand to many more in the future. I put up a post on this yesterday, though it got little traction.

Beyond the obvious nature of evil companies to spy on us, many software companies are going to try to do this in order to get access to your data for AI training. Whomever has access to the best real data is going to have the best AI and they're all racing to build the best AI.

Adobe has had major pushback in the past week on their new terms of service and that's a battle I suspect we're about to get a small victory in because people spoke up and cancelled their adobe subscriptions.

We're going to need to repeat that many times. But we can win this battle if we use our voices and wallets. I also expect to see enterprising coders develop methods to obfuscate data on the Windows PC side of things.

https://greatawakening.win/p/17tKx2KxF9/the-privacy--ai-training-battle-/