You're right. Unless you value "freedom" higher than "simpler, better, and successful". Some people/organisations definitely do. (I would leave a company that

You're right. Unless you value "freedom" higher than "simpler, better, and successful". Some people/organisations definitely do. (I would leave a company that decided to use Facebook For Work, and I wouldn't join a company that uses it.) Purism additionally pretty much _have_ to take this stance for branding/reputational reasons, even if they didn't believe in it (which I'm 100% certain they do. This is _the_ moral imperative that is the core of their business.)