This sounds like the same situation as the music industry, bundling in an album 12 songs you don't want, along with the 2 you do want. Or newspapers, where you

This sounds like the same situation as the music industry, bundling in an album 12 songs you don't want, along with the 2 you do want. Or newspapers, where you pay for the 4 sections you won't read, along with the 2 you do read. Or streaming services, paying for the thousands of shows you won't watch, along with the dozen you do watch.