> Their whole value proposition is to help people control their own privacy and now I kind of feel betrayed.. Really? I never got that. While I'm also a little

> Their whole value proposition is to help people control their own privacy and now I kind of feel betrayed.. Really? I never got that. While I'm also a little unsettled by the selling data part, the value prop was always pretty clearly simplifying unsubscribing en masse, which necessarily involved handing over access to the contents of your emails.