The Age of Surveillance Capitalism

Surveillance capitalism is a type of capitalism where companies use your personal information they collect from you to make money. Companies collect your personal information (like the websites you visit, the messages you send, and the things you buy) and use it to sell you ads or other services. Your personal information is valuable and companies want to use it to make money. They also use it to learn more about what you like and what you do, and then try to influence you to buy more things.