section_path: Conceptions of privacy/Privacy paradox and economic valuation/The economic valuation of privacy/Information asymmetry/Inherent necessity for privacy violation
section_name: Inherent necessity for privacy violation
paragraph_text: Inherent necessity for privacy violation
  
  It is suggested by Andréa Belliger and David J. Krieger that the privacy paradox should not be considered a paradox, but more of a privacy dilemma, for services that cannot exist without the user sharing private data. However, the general public is typically not given the choice whether to share private data or not, making it difficult to verify any claim that a service truly cannot exist without sharing private data.