Do we act differently when we are aware someone is watching? Probably yes, but eventually we ignore it to take advantage of “free” services.
The next chapter in the Life is Strange Universe was touted as “a free game” but today it seems it’s just a free demo that leads into Life is Strange 2 ($39.99). Fine, I can accept that but more and more the privacy notices have become so upfront that I swear it has an impact on my experience.
After accepting the privacy notice and actual choice, I proceeded to the game wondered around my character’s bedroom then kitchen, interacted with a few items wondered outside the house in the snow and then deleted the game.
It would be curious as to the analytics the publishers get from my underwhelmed one-time gaming experience.