By controlling data, running software on their own servers, and offering free products, tech companies have created ecosystems that entrench users. These strategies exploit convenience, habit, and network effects to
By controlling data, running software on their own servers, and offering free products, tech companies have created ecosystems that entrench users. These strategies exploit convenience, habit, and network effects to
In a world where algorithms can outpace human thought, are we truly in control of our decisions—or have the machines quietly taken the lead?
The Illusion of Free
By controlling data, running software on their own servers, and offering free products, tech companies have created ecosystems that entrench users. These strategies exploit convenience, habit, and network effects to ensure users remain dependent, often at the cost of privacy, autonomy, and competition.
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