Data Dividend Project

Our data is our property. Take back control over your data.

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Our data is our property. Take back control over your data.

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Tech companies have exploited users' data for too long. Our data is our property. The Data Dividend Project is a movement to empower Americans to take back control of their data. Join today to have our team advocate for your data rights on your behalf.

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Let me be honest. I understand perfectly when an application does not work in a country due to certain restrictions on laws and copyright. I also understand that because it is a new product, it is very likely that the startup or company only wants to focus on one audience or country. But I don't understand the reason for blocking the country's complete access to the website in question. My perception of the brand when this happens is more of prejudice towards a country, than simply a strategic decision. That is, instead of entering the website and receiving a warning such as: "look, we do not serve your region" I receive a warning practically saying: "you do not deserve to be on our website and that is why I am blocking your access", it is rude, is prejudiced. That said, and I hope I am not being too hasty about my decision, my perception of the brand was hit hard. And I would probably even try the product when it was available in my market, but always with a suspicious look.

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