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No one is forced to do anything, its not a public utility. The company is free to implement their service in whatever way they want, and you as the consumer or
by la_barba 7y ago
No one is forced to do anything, its not a public utility. The company is free to implement their service in whatever way they want, and you as the consumer or user can ignore it and move on to something else. If you feel strongly about it, write them a letter. Sorry, what you're saying is not resonating at all, and frankly sounds a bit entitled to me. I don't think this conversation is productive for either of us. Bye!
- CydeWeys 7y ago"The company is free to implement their service in whatever way they want ..." Yeah, and we're free to complain about it when they do so in a manner that's hostile to users. Why are you so intent on defending this company against reasonable complaints about its product decisions?? If you don't agree with a particular complaint, just ignore it and move on. It's really strange how much you're inserting yourself into the conversation here though and shouting down and insulting everyone who says anything negative about the product.