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These are the kinds of problems we didn’t used to have when you owned your own stuff. But nobody seems too worried about transitioning to an economy where you hope that other people decide to keep taking care of your stuff...https://twitter.com/jasonrohrer/status/1136092621149880320?s=20 …
Of course every service has their own Terms of Service, and they are all different, and they have people of different temperaments (and different levels of giving an F) enforcing them. Maybe we need a broad legal standard, like First Sale Doctrine, but about hosting data.
(A shop can’t decide to un-sell you the book you bought last month because someone on the internet is upset. But if you are paying for the service of being able to read the book, they can. I think people are severely underestimating the effects of this on our everyday freedom).
You very good man
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