Who knows, after all, where data colonialism's great wall will break in the end? [fact]
Our point is certainly not to negate the value of such experiments in resistance to data colonialism. But if we already know that as partial actions they cannot be sufficient, we must set our sights higher; we must develop a wider vision of resistance, a vision for connecting with one another on different terms that might provide possibilities for solidarity with resistant data subjects, wherever they are. Who knows, after all, where data colonialism's great wall will break in the end?
Nick Couldry & Ulises A. Mejias, The Costs of Connection, loc. 594