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I believe companies should be free to set their terms of use and/or whom they provide services. Like in a real life, if you don't like someone or you don't foll
by tuyguntn 7y ago
I believe companies should be free to set their terms of use and/or whom they provide services. Like in a real life, if you don't like someone or you don't follow her/his ideas, you are free to not answer his questions or concerns, why it should be different in corporate world?
If you think company does wrong, just fight with them in a same way.
In other words, why I should demand from local bar to serve me a kosher beer? They feel like it is not profitable for them to serve all kind of minorities (or even some majorities depending on type of bar) and I should be ok with that.
- rajup 7y agoYou can always go to another bar which does serve what you want. Name an alternative to Facebook/Instagram/Twitter that has similar reach. It's not a very good analogy IMHO. It's all well and good to say that companies should be free to set the terms and conditions of use but when said companies have such a large impact on people's livelihood and have a near monopoly, I'm not sure.
- zakki 7y agoI agree with grandparent analogy. If Starbucks doesn’t serve your need, you can go to other cafe. But you will never have the same experience. The same thing for Instagram/Facebook. You will find the alternative, PCMag listed 9 alternatives in their website.