> They're leading the day-to-day normalization of the idea that end users don't get (and shouldn't have) ultimate control over their devices. In the video it l

> They're leading the day-to-day normalization of the idea that end users don't get (and shouldn't have) ultimate control over their devices. In the video it looks like they've given a blind person ultimate control over their device. (I know what you meant by "ultimate control," but don't think it's a very human thing in your context.)