It also doesn't including using a private commercial service that I am paying for. The stench of hypocrisy is more than subtle, here. As always, follow the mo

It also doesn't including using a private commercial service that I am paying for. The stench of hypocrisy is more than subtle, here. As always, follow the money. P.S. Here's what I expect from carriers, if this goes through: A clear, easy to use, and permanent switch to turn this off on my account. (Yes, government emergency situations -- genuine ones -- excepted.) If this really is a "free market" or something arguably comperable -- their basis for arguing for the elimination of a whole bunch of regulation -- then someone should offer this "off switch" as a feature in response to the obvious demand for it. If they don't? One more nail in the argument that they do not represent anything like a free market nor real competition.