Monetizing Your Own Data With Bitcoin
The team at BYOD discussed their solution for helping users monetize their own data using Bitcoin.Watch This Episode On YouTubeListen To This Episode:BitcoinTVAppleSpotifyGoogleLibsynOvercastPayments on the internet have always been a weakness. A Frankenstein mashup of surveillance, credit card payments and walled-garden ecosystems has emerged as the main avenues for the internet and internet companies to monetize. Freemium and ad-driven models became the way that users were monetized by these companies, but if you get something for free, you are the product and in 2021, this is turning....
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It’s unquestionable that the future of mankind is one filled with machines, IoT devices, and robots. Be it sensors, drones, assistant robots, they’ll all be generating abundant amounts of data through their activities and interactions with humans. Much of their generated data will be valuable to both individuals and companies. Just take a few moments […]
Monetizing your internet connection According to OpenVault’s broadband study from 2021, the average US household uses approximately 435GB of data per month. However, many internet service providers (ISPs) offer 1TB+ monthly data allowances or unlimited data plans. Many internet users waste hundreds of millions of gigabytes worth of unused bandwidth every month. Now there is an innovative technology called PKT, which enables internet-connected customers to earn passive income from a home or office internet connection worldwide. PKT is not a company and has no investors or CEO. It is a....
Unlike private companies, the ECB has “no commercial interest” in monetizing users’ data, the ECB executive board member argued. European Central Bank (ECB) executive board member, Fabio Panetta, has argued that a digital euro offers superior privacy protections than privately issued stablecoins.Panetta criticized the profit motive of private firms, emphasizing it is in their commercial interests to harvest masses of data on their users.“We are not like private companies,” the board member told Financial Times. “We have no commercial interest in storing, managing, or monetizing the data of....