Google! My privacy’s worth more than a few crummy gift cards

Sarah Kidner at Which? Convo: Google is offering to pay people for the permission to track their movements online. So, would you sell your data for a few pounds' worth of Amazon gift cards, or is it worth more to you than that? (Culture, Google, Industry, Services, Web)

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