1. I believe the problem fundamentally arises with users because there's objectively no trust in how their data is being handled: who can guarantee me that it's truly been anonymized? 2. As for using data for someone else's benefit, this is what has always happened: thanks to your experience, those who come after you will be a little better off. Therefore, I find this concept 100% acceptable. 3. Another problem is how you won't feel exploited (precisely because of point 2), but in a world where we need to feel increasingly united, it should be normal to help others, thanks also to my experience. I think there's a solution for point 3. Just be clear from the start: we'll use the data for etc. Regarding points 1., I don't think there will ever be general peace of mind. Point 2 is more of a state of mind than anything else.
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