I disagree, it looks like AGPL actually works for users' benefits, prohibiting usage by corporations that require various lock-ins or secretive spying to make m

I disagree, it looks like AGPL actually works for users' benefits, prohibiting usage by corporations that require various lock-ins or secretive spying to make money on users. It also works for developers' benefits by not destroying a potential business model of selling your software to corporations, but still remaining free for anyone to use and try it out. Personally, I've been looking for a license that somehow prohibits usage by large corporations, but still doesn't cause problems for anyone else.