> In fairness, I may have missed something more obvious in the UX. You didn't. It's phrased on purpose to not make it sound like you're paying for this "servic

> In fairness, I may have missed something more obvious in the UX. You didn't. It's phrased on purpose to not make it sound like you're paying for this "service". And the lettering does not stand out (compare to say all their annoying ads to make you upgrade).