Companies persuade us to accept bespoke agreements like EULAs that have us waive our rights, this happens all the time now

There’s an idea here to force companies to provide the default law-provided contract terms as an alternative to the bespoke agreement (which often requires customers to shed their rights), and to tax companies the difference if they financially incentivize customers to choose the bespoke agreement

But many services offer free services to their users in exchange for data

So, could we take the tax idea further, and assign a dollar value to personal data, so that companies that harvest personal data have to pay more tax?