> What does that have to do with ethics, really? Your argument seems to be that utility should outweigh ethical concerns. Some would argue that denying people

> What does that have to do with ethics, really? Your argument seems to be that utility should outweigh ethical concerns. Some would argue that denying people the ability to access information easily is unethically harming them. It preserves your own privilege instead of extending it to the less well off. There are real ethical questions here that can be weighed. It's perhaps not quite as simple for some people as money on one side and every single possible ethical factor on the other.