Real stories from a dad who decided his family's privacy wasn't for sale
Two years ago, while doing the weekly grocery run with my 5-year-old daughter, I had one of those moments that makes you rethink everything. She grabbed a cereal box with a bright cartoon character and asked me: "Daddy, is this cereal good for me?" I didn't know how to answer. And I realized something worse: I didn't know how to teach her to make healthy choices either...
Read full storyIn my last post, I told you how my daughter sat on the supermarket floor to read Captain Broccoli's story. And how, after reading it, she grabbed a bag of broccoli with a huge smile. That was two months ago. Since then, she has read all 7 Lucy stories. And what happened next left me speechless...
Read full storyI spent two weeks researching how much your data is really worth. The figure froze me: €187 per year. And you don't see a cent of it. I discovered exactly what information "free" grocery list apps collect, who they sell it to, and why the business model nobody explains makes you the product...
Read full storyFor four weeks, I used the four most popular grocery list apps on the market. One per week. As a real user, not a competitor. By the end, I had 17 pages of notes and one absolute certainty: none of them are designed with you in mind. They are designed with their advertisers in mind. I discovered that Listonic shares your data with 946 companies...
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