The internet isn't free - You pay for it with your privacy

Red hot IPO this year, Facebook is valued by market up to $100 billions. There are about 850 millions registered users on Facebook today. That equals $118 per user.

Think about that your life timeline, your data actually your privacy on Facebook are worth about over 100 bucks that is not bad at all. However, you won't get one cent. Mark Zuckerberg and his amigos are going to collect $100 billion cheque.

Just one week ago, Google has changed its long term "Don't Be Evil" policy which mean Google is going to datamine deeper and benefice harder your digital properties stored in Google cloud.

Both companies never say is that the more data they have collected, the more power they wield, and the more money they will make.

Sharing is new phishing. Free is new trap for boobies. And digital data is the new currency people who own them could trade ...