How to Take Control
of Your Data

You should control your data, know who uses it, and get paid when it creates value. Clean Data gives you that power.

1. The Problem

Your personal data is taken, sold, and used to make decisions about you — without your consent or benefit. Every click, purchase, and post feeds a surveillance system that profits from your behavior.

Clean Data flips that model: your data stays yours, and you choose what to share, when, and with whom.

2. The Principles

Share Wisely

You choose what data to share — and what to keep private.
Sharing less but better-quality data is more powerful than oversharing.
You can pause or stop sharing anytime.

Example:
Instead of filling out random surveys or giving apps full access to your contacts, you share verified, meaningful information through systems built on explicit consent.

Stay Respected

Privacy is a right, not a setting.
You should see, understand, and control where your data goes.
Every use of your data must be visible to you, logged, and reversible.

Example:
You can check a consent dashboard that shows who accessed your data this week and why — and revoke access instantly.

Get Rewarded

Data has value — and that value should flow back to you.
Every time your anonymized data is used, you earn a micro-payment or benefit.
This isn’t monetization; it’s economic dignity.

Example:
When a company uses aggregated insights that include your anonymized data, you automatically receive your share of the value — without exposing your identity.