Some operators use algorithms to discriminate prices. How can we avoid being killed by big data?

With the advent of the Internet age, many of our daily activities are now carried out on the Internet. Under normal circumstances, a person's mobile phone must have at least twenty or thirty different types of apps. But when we often use the app, they will also record our usage habits and let these backstage carry out big data killing. Previously, CCTV had reported such behavior. So what should we do to avoid being killed by big data? Next, I will analyze this topic from the following points.

First, we must first maintain good consumption habits.

In fact, there is big data because some people can't control their consumption concepts. Under such circumstances, these app platforms will continue to push something we prefer. Under such circumstances, we will have some unnecessary consumption. Therefore, the killing of big data is not simply to raise the price of our goods, but to push some goods that we prefer or are most likely to buy.

Second, use these applications purposefully.

In fact, from here, we can't see that many apps can constantly attract us because they are randomly pushed or sent to things we like. If we have set a goal before buying, or made a planned purchase, then obviously we will not be disturbed by such push, and in this case we will not be overwhelmed by big data.

Third, what do you think of these companies that have been crushed by big data?

Although everyone is resisting these big data killings now, to be honest, it is still difficult to grasp their evidence through some clues. After all, the Internet itself is a very secret environment. If you don't master their core business, it's hard to directly accuse them of using big data. And to some extent, big data can really simplify some tedious searches when choosing goods.