Here EFF is pushing government interference in the market, as pushed by an FCC that is exceeding its authority, all so that consumers can have less choice (afte

Here EFF is pushing government interference in the market, as pushed by an FCC that is exceeding its authority, all so that consumers can have less choice (after all, if they don't like Binge On, they can choose another carrier that does not have it.) Most users don't share the EFF's concern because what T-Mo is doing does not harm them, so I certainly don't see how users even "should" share EFF's concern here.