Everyone is familiar with the paradigm of going online and clicking on terms and conditions they don’t understand (or take time to read). No one knows (nor follows) what happens to their data. This status quo creates a reliance on companies to be responsible but can lead to mistrust in the data ecosystem as a whole. Further, mistrust between people and technology becomes amplified the more complex the data ecosystem becomes over time. Where once people had screens to navigate, new ambient data collection methods with their many benefits create nervousness and resignation when people don’t have the full picture. In some cases, individuals may opt out of interacting with technologies that would be of huge benefit to their lives. But what if it were possible to outsource these decision points to a trusted agent acting on an individual’s or even a group’s behalf?