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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Amazon is offering a new program where users can receive $2 a month in Amazon funds if users allow the company to track information about how they see various Amazon and third-party ads on the site, per Insider. The company also offers $10 a month in Amazon balances or charitable donations if you upload 10 receipts for purchases made on sites that are not Amazon, per the company's page on the program called the Amazon Shopper Panel. It's unclear if the $2 would be disbursed the same way. The launch of the Ad Verification side comes as Amazon's stock is down some 44% since the start of the year and reportedly has conducted layoffs. As the outlet noted, other companies have attempted such arrangements before from Google's Screenwise in 2012 to Facebook's VPN app tracker in 2016, but both winded down due to privacy concerns. "First of all, they're not paying enough. Your data is worth way more than this," Weinstein told Entrepreneur. For context, Weinstein offered armchair math on a similar company: Meta, for example, said it has 2.96 billion monthly active users in its most recent quarterly earnings report. If you divide its current market capitalization, ($304.33 billion) into that you get about $102.7 a user. That divided by 12 is about $9 per user per month, he notes. Still, Weinstein said it is likely Amazon's customers spend "a lot more" and thus generate more per head than the average Meta user. Meanwhile, Weinstein said he would not advise people to sign up for the program because data breaches at major companies have become all too common. He pointed to Amazon's breach in October, which left an Amazon Prime server with users' personal data that was not password-protected - and the company's new push into healthcare. camera bag cyber mondaycheap prada crossbody bag

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